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Madem vakalar 30k veya daha yüksek oranda ilerliyordu -ki bu herkesin bildiği bir şeydi- şimdiye kadar neden açıklamadıklarını söylemesi gerek
 
1. DNA/RNA-based
DNA and RNA vaccines use fragments of genetic material made in the lab. These fragments code for a part of the virus (such as its spike protein). After the vaccine is injected, your body uses instructions in the DNA/RNA to make copies of this virus part (or antigen). Your body recognises these and mounts an immune response, ready to protect you the next time you encounter the virus.

Pros

these vaccines can be quickly designed based on genetic sequencing alone

they can be easily manufactured, meaning they can potentially be produced cheaply

the DNA/RNA fragments do not cause COVID-19.

Cons

there are no approved DNA/RNA vaccines for medical use in humans, hence their alternative name: next-generation vaccines. So they are likely to face considerable regulatory hurdles before being approved for use

as they only allow a fragment of the virus to be made, they may prompt a poor protective immune response, meaning multiple boosters may be needed

there’s a theoretical probability vaccine DNA can integrate into your genome.

The speed at which these vaccines can be designed, needing only the genetic sequence of the virus, is why these vaccines were among the first to enter clinical trials.

An RNA vaccine, mRNA-1273, being developed by Moderna and the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, advanced to clinical testing just two months after the virus was sequenced.

3. Inactivated
Inactivated vaccines are a tried and trusted method of vaccination. It’s the technology used in the vaccine against poliovirus and in some types of flu vaccines. Inactivated vaccines contain viruses treated with heat, chemicals, or radiation so they cannot replicate, but can still trigger an immune response.

Pros

a known technology, generally considered safe

can be used in people with weakened immune systems.

Cons

low immunogenicity, so requires multiple boosters.
The Chinese government has granted emergency approval for limited use of an inactivated COVID-19 vaccine developed by Sinovac Biotech.


hmm.
 
Avrupa ülkeleri genel olarak christmasa kadar yasakları.kaldirmak.istiyorlar
Asi harici bu işin çözümü yok gibi
 
O değil de bir şeyleri geçiştirip üstünü kapatmayı nasıl beceriyorlar yav
Hasta değil vaka felan dedi geçiştirdi resmen adam aylarca söylenen yalanı
Kimse de sormaz tabi niye aylardır açıklanmıyordu da şimdi açıklıyorsunuz bu sayıları diye
Ölü sayıları değişmiyor farkındaysanız , çünkü vaka-hasta gibi ayrım yapacakları bir kavram yok , ölüm sonuçta
168 ölüm diyor tabloda. Sırf İstanbul'da bu sayıdan fazla ölüm var İmamoğlu'nun dediğine göre. Yahu adam belediye başkanı. Sayılar önüne geliyor. Hala daha polemik yaratmak istiyorlar diyor bakan
Ya sabır.
 
Hayri Cund' Alıntı:
1. DNA/RNA-based
DNA and RNA vaccines use fragments of genetic material made in the lab. These fragments code for a part of the virus (such as its spike protein). After the vaccine is injected, your body uses instructions in the DNA/RNA to make copies of this virus part (or antigen). Your body recognises these and mounts an immune response, ready to protect you the next time you encounter the virus.

Pros

these vaccines can be quickly designed based on genetic sequencing alone

they can be easily manufactured, meaning they can potentially be produced cheaply

the DNA/RNA fragments do not cause COVID-19.

Cons

there are no approved DNA/RNA vaccines for medical use in humans, hence their alternative name: next-generation vaccines. So they are likely to face considerable regulatory hurdles before being approved for use

as they only allow a fragment of the virus to be made, they may prompt a poor protective immune response, meaning multiple boosters may be needed

there’s a theoretical probability vaccine DNA can integrate into your genome.

The speed at which these vaccines can be designed, needing only the genetic sequence of the virus, is why these vaccines were among the first to enter clinical trials.

An RNA vaccine, mRNA-1273, being developed by Moderna and the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, advanced to clinical testing just two months after the virus was sequenced.

3. Inactivated
Inactivated vaccines are a tried and trusted method of vaccination. It’s the technology used in the vaccine against poliovirus and in some types of flu vaccines. Inactivated vaccines contain viruses treated with heat, chemicals, or radiation so they cannot replicate, but can still trigger an immune response.

Pros

a known technology, generally considered safe

can be used in people with weakened immune systems.

Cons

low immunogenicity, so requires multiple boosters.
The Chinese government has granted emergency approval for limited use of an inactivated COVID-19 vaccine developed by Sinovac Biotech.


hmm.
Genişletmek için tıkla ...
DNA/RNA aşısı şöyle iyi böyle iyi diye reks edenler neredesiniz ? Hani çok iyiydi.
 
Hayri Cund' Alıntı:
1. DNA/RNA-based
DNA and RNA vaccines use fragments of genetic material made in the lab. These fragments code for a part of the virus (such as its spike protein). After the vaccine is injected, your body uses instructions in the DNA/RNA to make copies of this virus part (or antigen). Your body recognises these and mounts an immune response, ready to protect you the next time you encounter the virus.

Pros

these vaccines can be quickly designed based on genetic sequencing alone

they can be easily manufactured, meaning they can potentially be produced cheaply

the DNA/RNA fragments do not cause COVID-19.

Cons

there are no approved DNA/RNA vaccines for medical use in humans, hence their alternative name: next-generation vaccines. So they are likely to face considerable regulatory hurdles before being approved for use

as they only allow a fragment of the virus to be made, they may prompt a poor protective immune response, meaning multiple boosters may be needed

there’s a theoretical probability vaccine DNA can integrate into your genome.

The speed at which these vaccines can be designed, needing only the genetic sequence of the virus, is why these vaccines were among the first to enter clinical trials.

An RNA vaccine, mRNA-1273, being developed by Moderna and the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, advanced to clinical testing just two months after the virus was sequenced.

3. Inactivated
Inactivated vaccines are a tried and trusted method of vaccination. It’s the technology used in the vaccine against poliovirus and in some types of flu vaccines. Inactivated vaccines contain viruses treated with heat, chemicals, or radiation so they cannot replicate, but can still trigger an immune response.

Pros

a known technology, generally considered safe

can be used in people with weakened immune systems.

Cons

low immunogenicity, so requires multiple boosters.
The Chinese government has granted emergency approval for limited use of an inactivated COVID-19 vaccine developed by Sinovac Biotech.


hmm.
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Cin bir kez daha vucudumuza virus sokacak ama bu sefer parasini alarak yapacak gibi duruyor.

Ne demisler iyi oldugun bir sey varsa bedava yapma.
 
Bu rakamlar dünyada 3. sıraya yerleşiriz amerikada ve hindistandan sonra

Rusya 23 bin vakaya 500 ölüm bildirmiş. Buna bakarak bizdede günde 600 den aşağı ölüm yoktur. Ama tabi orda gerçeği açıklarlar mı muamma
 
Gönderin şöyle İsveç'e özel bi uçak.. Fahrettin Bakan şov yapacak

Adamı hastaneye yatırmadılar diye şov yapmıştı beyzadeler, hatırladınız değil mi ?
 
Yıllardır ağızlarında sakız olan "dış mihraklar" mı bu millete daha büyük düşman, yoksa kendileri mi
 
Çok şükür biri sordu İmamoğlu'nun sözlerini

edit: fox tv'den geldi soru
 
test verdim pozitif olma ihtimalim yüksek
 
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