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MRI is much lower resolution than X-ray. Dental researchers are speculating about using MRI for some uses, like implant planning, but the laws of physics are not in favor of reducing the voxel size to match the small features identified with X-rays. My dentist just upgraded their gear, the tech no longer leaves the room when shooting the image, and I didn't get a lead blanket. Presumably that means the technology imp…
I don't know much about MRI technology, but would you get an improvement in resolution if the whole machine was scaled down (i.e. because it only needs to fit someone's head in it, rather than their whole body)?
Japanese scientists develop vaccine to eliminate cells behind aging
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Re: Japanese scientists develop vaccine to eliminate cells behind aging
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Really? Because they get experimented on and then slaughtered by the thousands
You forgot tiny detail that they live in prison for entire life eating equivalent of Mc Donalds or worse.
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At least some get lucky and sometimes slow down aging - for example - when things work out. I don't want to think about what the others go through when things go wrong, though...
Pretty sure they'll still get killed once the experiment is completed.
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#165Sign me up for this the second it is available. As an aside, to spite anti vaxxers I’m on a mission to get every vaccine I can. I want my bloodstream to be like the Library at Alexandria before it burned down.
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You have antibodies that will bind to just about anything foreign, including viruses that your body has never seen before, M-type immunoglobulin (IgM). It's the kind of antibodies that responds in the first phases of an infection. The problem is that IgMs are not very specific. They bind to a lot of things, but they bind poorly. In the library of Alexandria analogy, it's like a book that happens to mention a subject…
Is there a good resource to learn more about this without a Biology degree? I always assumed the body generated matching snippets at random and the law of large numbers would result in a match eventually.
Re: Japanese scientists develop vaccine to eliminate cells behind aging
#167Sign me up for this the second it is available. As an aside, to spite anti vaxxers I’m on a mission to get every vaccine I can. I want my bloodstream to be like the Library at Alexandria before it burned down.
Re: Japanese scientists develop vaccine to eliminate cells behind aging
#168Sign me up for this the second it is available. As an aside, to spite anti vaxxers I’m on a mission to get every vaccine I can. I want my bloodstream to be like the Library at Alexandria before it burned down.
And yet you still won't be fully protected. Seems to me there's lots of vaxx regret from the double dosed, when they find out about omicron. I'll check if you post in a few months. Otherwise, thank you for your contribution to science. In the mean time, don't recommend taking up competitive soccer.
Re: Japanese scientists develop vaccine to eliminate cells behind aging
#169Sign me up for this the second it is available. As an aside, to spite anti vaxxers I’m on a mission to get every vaccine I can. I want my bloodstream to be like the Library at Alexandria before it burned down.
You already have the Library of Alexandria. That's your lymph nodes. What vaccines do is move some books to the front of the building, so your dentritic cells don't have to spend a few days finding them. You want the right books at the front. A mission to move all the books to the front is perhaps misguided.
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I’m with you. I’ve gotten vaccinated for everything my doctor lets me. Japanese Encephalitis? Pshaw. I don’t even know what it is, but good luck with my immune system. It’s like getting a superpower in a video game! And, vaccines have general positive effects of health: https://ec.europa.eu/research-and-innovation/en/horizon-maga...
I'm not going to tell you that you're wrong, but I would be more careful than that. Infections can be the trigger for auto-immune diseases. We're not sure precisely how, but there seems to be a complex combination of genetic and environmental factors. Your immune system is very much not playing games, it's in the business of reacting on a hair trigger, and doing more damage to foreign bodies than it does to your own…