Worldclass68's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Worldclass68's Profile › Worldclass68's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 (of 48 pages)
[quote author=Poorboy41 post=89574505]Though ebonyi is not part of igbo land, they are fake igbo’s, 90% of them are Islam [/quote See has Peter go dey look u as u dey deny ur people ���� |
Karleb:Hmmmm... someone cannot quarrel with unha family oooo.. imagine 10 years old girl dragging a knife ![]() |
#1. Must not be talkative #2. be at least ,averagely reasonable ( and ready to learn) #3. not be religious freak That simple isn't..........I. Want peace |
raymis:Hmmmm...are you suggesting someone somewhere in kaduna state ![]() |
Randy100: I can't laugh abeg.... |
Italian researchers have revealed plans to test a vaccine on humans after claiming their jab is the ‘first in the world’ to neutralise the virus. According to Daily Mail, scientists gave mice the jab – which is being developed by Rome-based Takis Biotech – and took the antibodies they made in response. Antibodies are substances produced by the immune system to remember how to fight off a specific infection, and are vital for immunity. Preliminary results from lab tests showed the antibodies created in test mice were able to stop human cells being infected with the coronavirus. Takis chief executive Luigi Aurisicchio revealed the Italian team plans to start trials in the autumn, as scientists race to halt the pandemic. He said: ‘As far as we know we are the first in the world so far to have demonstrated neutralisation of the coronavirus by a vaccine.’ But leading scientists today said they would be amazed if none of the other vaccines in development hadn’t shown a similar response in mice. Oxford University is one of several teams around the world already trailling a jab on humans – and plans to have millions of doses ready by September. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said today, however, that there is no guarantee an antidote for the coronavirus will ever be found. The Italian team compared a single dose of five different vaccine candidates on mice at Spallanzani Hospital in Rome. All are DNA based vaccines; the method involved injecting a tiny amount of cloned genetic code from the virus into the body. DNA or RNA based vaccines are not made with a weakened or deactivated virus, nor elements of the virus, which means they can be produced on a huge scale in the lab without needing any fresh samples. The DNA in the vaccine gets taken up into the recipient’s cells and the body reacts in a similar way as it would if it were infected with the real virus, triggering an immune response. The virus’s absence, however, means their health is not put at risk. Each candidate produced a ‘strong antibody response’ against the virus in 14 days, the researchers said. Two, in particular, were considered to be ‘the best candidates for a future clinical study’, Takis said. Antibodies, substances created in response to a virus, were taken from the blood of the mice and added to human cells that had been grown in a petri dish. They worked against the infection and successfully prevented the SARS-CoV-2 virus from binding to, and infecting, the human cells. According to Italian news agency ANSA, Mr Aurisicchio said this week: ‘This is the most advanced stage of testing of a candidate vaccine created in Italy. ‘According to Spallanzani Hospital, as far as we know we are the first in the world so far to have demonstrated a neutralisation of the coronavirus by a vaccine. ‘We expect this to happen in humans too.’ He added that human tests are expected ‘after this summer’, implying they would begin in the autumn. Mr Aurisicchio added that the process could be sped up if international institutions helped to fund the work. Takis said the results were ‘extremely positive’ in a statement on April 10. The findings are not publicly available. Infectious disease experts today described the findings as promising, as scientists around the world continue to hunt down an effective vaccine. But Dr Andrew Preston, who specialises in microbial pathogenesis and vaccines at the University of Bath, added they had a ‘long way to go’. He told MailOnline: ‘Any vaccine that has reached development would have shown a response in mice. It would be amazing if they didn’t. ‘I’m sure that a vast majority of those projects would have produced the same effect. They have gone one step further to see if the antibodies have a function. ‘It appears they’ve taken antibodies from the mice, gone into the lab, grown human cells in dishes, added the virus with and without the antibodies and what they are claiming is that the antibodies stopped the virus from infecting the human cells. ‘Chances are that is going to happen. But it’s a huge extrapolation to say that is what will happen in the course of infection [in a human].’ Dr Preston added that the Italian researchers tested an immune response, not a vaccine itself. Professor Adam Finn, of Bristol Children’s Vaccine Centre, said: ‘They have a way to go before they get into human trials – they are about in the same place as most vaccines. ‘Vaccines already in human trials had already done the groundwork with other versions of the same vaccine or just didn’t bother.’ There are at least eight vaccines in clinical evaluation, according to the World Health Organisation. It means their effectiveness for preventing COVID-19 is being tested. This includes ChAdOx1, developed by Oxford University, who started a trial on April 23. It is a type of immunisation known as a recombinant viral vector vaccine. Another developed by Imperial College London is hoped to be given to study participants this summer. Inovio Pharmaceuticals are also trialling their DNA-based vaccine in the US, having given it to 40 Americans in late April. Around 100 others are listed as being in pre-clinical stages, including the one made by Takis. But Health Secretary Matt Hancock is being cautious and said the deadly infection may become a disease humans have to learn to live with. Speaking on Sky News today, he said: ‘If a vaccine can’t be found then we have to learn to find a way to live with this virus so that means getting the numbers down and holding them down through, for instance, mass-scale testing and then tracing the virus through a combination of technology and human contact tracers.’ Dr Preston said he was ‘far more positive’ about finding a vaccine, one which at least works to prevent serious illness and death. He said: ‘If it stops serious disease, that might be fine. If COVID-19 is another cause of a fever for 24 hours, compared to where we are now, that works too and we can live with that. ‘I’d be really surprised if we didn’t a vaccine that didn’t at least give us that, even if it is not eradication.’ Source: Daily Mail https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/05/italian-researchers-claim-to-have-first-vaccine-in-the-world-that-kills-coronavirus/?fbclid=IwAR0Tv7DqyBTv19u2McqDb5NKy6R5ZSAwdSTQ6TcdMNe1pNU24wXw-vLg8jA
|
festacman:Atiku in Yoruba language mean..........we Don die ![]() |
worldclass68:Just confirmed now.... probably there re seven churches in Antarctica... |
The south pole of the earth .....Antarctica, who go build church there ![]() |
I do noticed that even with myself as a good example........ I even thought maybe I have spiritual wife..lol Cuz most girls that like me , I don't like the back, infact, I'll just look away.... thinking in myself that I be fine boy nah...but most girls I like don't usually give a flying bout dating me, but when one is eventually showing green light, something somewhere will just make me to start ignoring her like...or maybe nah winch dey do me sef...I thought then......... until I realized probably I m afraid of getting into a relationship whatever.... |
Former Ghana U-20 midfielder, Gladson Awako, has revealed that Nigerian pastor, TB Joshua, contributed to Ghana’s 2009 FIFA U-20 world cup triumph in Egypt by offering the team prayers before each game and arranging the order of Ghana’s penalty takers in the final against Brazil. Ghana became the first African team to win the FIFA U-20 world cup when they beat Brazil 4-3 on penalties after the game ended 1-1 after extra time. Ghana had a man sent off in the 37th minute when Daniel Addo was given his matching orders. Eleven years since that victory, member of the team, Awako, 31, has revealed TB Joshua predicted would have a man sent off. During the U-20 World Cup in Egypt 2009, we normally gathered around the centre to pray. The coach usually made us speak to a man on phone. He will put the phone on loud speaker so we could all hear and then pray and do what he says,” Awako revealed in an instagram live chat with YAC Media. “Most of the things he said came to pass especially the final. He predicted that we will get an early red card and also told us how we will arrange the penalty takers. “All that came to pass. Honestly I didn’t know who it was until we won the cup and they told us the man was TB Joshua.” Awako currently plays for Ghana Premier League side Great Olympics where he is captain. https://citisportsonline.com/2020/05/01/tb-joshua-helped-us-win-u-20-world-cup-gladson-awako/?fbclid=IwAR3uWgAvZCObXbtUKFzPPzGB9Ah50TyiX5ThfOzkpRhdUoof_XPtTzEUBhw
|
Based on what u just said especially delecting conversation.......... probably yes. |
sassysure:That ur dog resemble one aunt for our street ![]() |
nairavsdollars:Chai u wicked die........... See ur head like buratai head ![]() |
Osun, Ogun, gombe, katsina and bornu re fighting to make top 4, Lagos don kukuma carry the league already ............Welcome to Nigeria coro premier league ![]() |
spinna:Wahala dey oooo.which one be readying to discipline him and self defense at the same time... woman faa.... Sell the fucking dog and get new little one u can train better this time.... |
JasonJidenna:Jesus Christ Are you fucking kidding lol........ I like your dog, sharp babe.... ![]() |
Osagyefo98:Awawa on Osun lol I don't want to abuse u buy ur stupidity nah distinction.... Oh sorry..... I mean u shouldn't be so daft like this nah..nwanna |
Well...I never marry so I'm enjoying this period alone, one thing I love most is the running exercise I'm doing every morning...i keep covering more ground and getting better each morning....even I surprise lol |
Sundaycomputer:And once u carry gono...no come here with having pus coming out of ur konji ooo ![]() |
VeeVeeMyLuv:Which kind thing be that one � � ���� U won kill ham abi |
Weedsmoker:Yes by helping them growing theirs while ours is roting down here...... So much for taking over, maybe I'll call it another dimension of exploitation. And some mumu re even fighting tribe where the said tool comes from shame!!! |
Weedsmoker:Yes by helping them growing theirs while ours is roting down here...... So much for taking over, maybe I'll call it another dimension of exploitation. |
illicit:What do you mean.... tuletuleShay oga no fit do proper check up of his house help again ni ![]() |
sinkhole:Now check this out bro....
|
sinkhole:Lol |
smeag0l:Pls try again..u might get it right this time! |
smeag0l:But the answer is wrong � |
[quote author=Orestino post=88519012][/quote]Just found now that the question is actually wrong..... thanks for trying |
Pls help solve this oooo
|
Can anyone solve this pls ![]() ![]()
|
Puss........................ Legend go understand ![]() |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 (of 48 pages)



