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The Use of the Available Research Evidence to Crack the Padlock of Sars-CoV-2 利用现有研究证据破解新冠病毒的“挂锁
Pub Date : 2020-09-30 DOI: 10.47363/JVRR/2020(1)101
Aamir Jalal Al-Mosawi
It was known earlier that although, SARS-CoV was controlled more than a decade ago, more SARS-like coronaviruses which have been isolated in bats can use the human angiotensin converting enzyme-2 (ACE2) receptor to replicate to high levels in primary human airway, and they had the potential to cause new epidemics. Now, we should remember that it was concluded from earlier experiences that the first and most effective line of defense against a new viral pandemic in the early phases, are antiviral drugs not vaccines developed after rather a lengthy time. The unexpected high mortality associated with the ongoing SARS-CoV-2 in countries like the United States and the United Kingdom confirmed the earlier scientific prediction of the inadequate preparedness of the world to victoriously combat a new virus pandemic. The rational scientific approach to face a potentially fatal viral pandemic with no known effective specific therapies dictate the early use of all the useful preliminary research evidence with prioritizing emphasis on safety to avoid making more harm than good in such situation. We have previously published an evidence-based keys to the therapeutic challenge associated with the emergence of SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. The aim of this paper is to provide and important updates to keys to the therapeutic challenge which are hoped to help in cracking the padlock of SARS-CoV-2.
早前人们就知道,尽管sars冠状病毒在十多年前就得到了控制,但在蝙蝠中分离出的更多sars样冠状病毒可以利用人类血管紧张素转换酶-2 (ACE2)受体在初级人类气道中复制到高水平,并且它们有可能引起新的流行病。现在,我们应该记住,从早期的经验中得出的结论是,在早期阶段,对抗新病毒大流行的第一道也是最有效的防线是抗病毒药物,而不是经过相当长时间才开发出来的疫苗。在美国和英国等国,与持续的SARS-CoV-2相关的意外高死亡率证实了早先的科学预测,即世界没有做好充分的准备,无法胜利地抗击一场新的病毒大流行。面对没有已知有效的特定疗法的潜在致命病毒大流行,理性的科学方法要求及早使用所有有用的初步研究证据,优先强调安全性,以避免在这种情况下弊大于利。我们之前发表了一份以证据为基础的解决SARS-CoV-2大流行相关治疗挑战的关键。本文的目的是为治疗挑战的关键提供重要的更新,希望有助于破解SARS-CoV-2的挂锁。
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引用次数: 5
Does the Sea Star Discriminate Bence - Jones protein From Rat Igg as Antigens? 海星是否能区分Bence - Jones蛋白和大鼠Igg作为抗原?
Pub Date : 2020-09-30 DOI: 10.47363/jvrr/2020(1)104
M. Leclerc
Immunocompetent cells were described in the sea star Asterina gibbosa: they recognize specifically various antigens as HRP (Horse-radish peroxydase) ,Alkalin phosphatase, trypsin ....On the other hand when certain Asterina gibbosa were immunized with Bence-Jones protein , other ones with Rat IGG: a crossed immune reaction occurs. The potential sea star immune system is not broad enough to detect such antigens.
在海星Asterina gibbosa中描述了免疫活性细胞:它们特异性识别各种抗原,如HRP(马萝卜过氧酶),碱性磷酸酶,胰蛋白酶....另一方面,用Bence-Jones蛋白免疫某些长臂猿时,用大鼠IGG免疫其他长臂猿时,会发生交叉免疫反应。潜在的海星免疫系统还不足以检测到这种抗原。
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引用次数: 1
Corona and Other Virus: Their Useful and Harmful Aspects 冠状病毒和其他病毒:它们的有益和有害方面
Pub Date : 2020-09-22 DOI: 10.32474/CTBM.2020.02.000129
Birhanu Gizaw
How the single virus is forceful and shakes the world is eye witness during this contemporary COVID19 pandemic time. People primarily think of viruses such as HIV, Ebola, Zika, Influenza, Tobacco mosaic virus or whatever new outbreak like SARS, Corona are all viruses worst and non-beneficial. However, not all viruses are detrimental and influential to human, animal and plant health. In fact some viruses have beneficial properties for their hosts in a symbiotic relationship and scientific research in many disciplines. Understanding the microbial world is very critical and crucial thing that they are driving force and governing the physical world and biosphere at all. The virus and other microbial life those of bacteria, fungi, prion, viroid, viron are requiring great attention and research to enhance their utilization from majority of useful aspects of microbial genetic resource. The secret behind of every industry, agriculture, health and environment are the application of microbes and their products are too high for human being and environment. Without microbes all life would be cease on earth. However some microbes are very dangerous like Corona virus, HIV, Ebola, Mycobacterium and others that destroy human life, but majority of microorganisms are too useful to promote development. Through building and strengthening microbial culture collection centers and through strong conservation strategy, it is possible to exploit more from the unseen microbial genetic resource. This paper will review the harmful and use full aspect of virus in respect with health, environment, agriculture and biotechnological application during this Covid19 pandemic time to raise awareness about virus at all.
在当代covid - 19大流行期间,单一病毒是如何强大并震撼世界的见证。人们首先想到的病毒,如艾滋病毒、埃博拉病毒、寨卡病毒、流感病毒、烟草花叶病毒或SARS、冠状病毒等新爆发的病毒,都是最糟糕、无益的病毒。然而,并非所有病毒都对人类、动物和植物的健康有害和有影响。事实上,一些病毒在共生关系和许多学科的科学研究中对其宿主有有益的特性。了解微生物世界是非常关键的事情,因为它们是驱动和控制物质世界和生物圈的力量。从微生物遗传资源的大多数有用方面来看,病毒和其他微生物生命,如细菌、真菌、朊病毒、类病毒、病毒等,都需要高度重视和研究,以提高它们的利用水平。每一个工业、农业、卫生和环境背后的秘密都是微生物的应用,它们的产品对人类和环境来说都是过高的。如果没有微生物,地球上所有的生命都将灭绝。然而,有些微生物非常危险,如冠状病毒、艾滋病毒、埃博拉病毒、分枝杆菌和其他破坏人类生命的微生物,但大多数微生物对促进发展太有用了。通过建立和加强微生物培养收集中心,并通过强有力的保护策略,可以从未被发现的微生物遗传资源中开发出更多的资源。本文将在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间从卫生、环境、农业和生物技术应用等方面综述病毒的危害和利用的全部方面,以提高人们对病毒的认识。
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