Tuesday, March 24, 2020

Good news on virus mutation

It is not happening, we are basically seeing the same genetic make up as in China, it is not mutating as it spreads.

This means two things. If we develop an immune response, the same response is needed next time we get it, the body is not confused.
Second, we can target a specific vaccine, not a generic immune booster like we do with the flue which mutates. There is some unverified news on plasma tranfer, from a patient win remission, and it seemed to work indicating anti-body resistance is there.

This correlates with the lack of news on re-infection, but data set is still small, give this a day or two. The fix bandwidth channel has an error bound consistent with the 'speed of virus' assumed constant, translating tht into a virus power limit, nothing is known better than a half point of the channel size, measured variance of the two color packing. I think we find the most active point for the virus, that point where is can live with sufficient robustness among the population.

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