BBC: Boris Johnson has been moved out of intensive care but remains in hospital
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Specific country stats for coronavirus cases, 09.04.2020.
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Timeline of COVID-19 cases as of 09.04.2020.
Today there have been 77,783 new cases and 5956 new deaths reported.
There are now 1,577,783 total cases and 93,673 total deaths at the time of writing.
We have now passed the milestone of 90,000 deaths.
The global death rate has increased from 5.85% yesterday to 5.94% today.
Today there have been 77,783 new cases and 5956 new deaths reported.
There are now 1,577,783 total cases and 93,673 total deaths at the time of writing.
We have now passed the milestone of 90,000 deaths.
The global death rate has increased from 5.85% yesterday to 5.94% today.
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Excellent! This one is an RNA polymerase inhibitor like remdesevir.
RNA pol is such a great target. This is an enzyme that humans don't have. We have an RNA polymerase that transcribes DNA->RNA. But SARS-CoV2 has a genome that is made of RNA to begin with, so to copy itself it has to go RNA->RNA. We don't do that. We don't need to do that. So it becomes a nice difference between our machinery and theirs, and therefore an attractive target to kill them that won't kill us.
To be specific, we have what's called a DNA-dependent RNA polymerase. It depends on DNA being there for it to be able to transcribe a copy of RNA. The virus instead has an RNA-dependent RNA polymerase.
http://news.emory.edu/stories/2020/04/covid_eidd2801_fda/
Excellent! This one is an RNA polymerase inhibitor like remdesevir.
RNA pol is such a great target. This is an enzyme that humans don't have. We have an RNA polymerase that transcribes DNA->RNA. But SARS-CoV2 has a genome that is made of RNA to begin with, so to copy itself it has to go RNA->RNA. We don't do that. We don't need to do that. So it becomes a nice difference between our machinery and theirs, and therefore an attractive target to kill them that won't kill us.
To be specific, we have what's called a DNA-dependent RNA polymerase. It depends on DNA being there for it to be able to transcribe a copy of RNA. The virus instead has an RNA-dependent RNA polymerase.
http://news.emory.edu/stories/2020/04/covid_eidd2801_fda/
news.emory.edu
FDA: Human trials can begin for Emory COVID-19 antiviral
An oral antiviral discovered and developed at Emory can begin human trials. EIDD-2801 has shown promise for treating COVID-19.
Woman from Senegal says that 7 children have already died from Coronavirus vaccine trials
Edit: this video was removed from Youtube shortly after being posted.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/bdeuiam9cxrc4b4/African_Woman_clamis_Covid_vaccine_killed_children.mp4/file
Edit: this video was removed from Youtube shortly after being posted.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/bdeuiam9cxrc4b4/African_Woman_clamis_Covid_vaccine_killed_children.mp4/file
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African Woman clamis Covid vaccine killed children
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Specific country stats of coronavirus cases to date 10.04.2020
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Timeline of Global COVID-19 Cases 22.01.2020-10.04.2020.
Today we have passed the milestone of 100,000 deaths from coronavirus.
The death rate increases from 5.94% yesterday to 6.06% today.
Today we have passed the milestone of 100,000 deaths from coronavirus.
The death rate increases from 5.94% yesterday to 6.06% today.
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Specific country stats of coronavirus cases as of 11.04.2020.
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Timeline of global COVID-19 cases in the period 22.01.2020-11.04.2020.
Today there have been 83,328 new cases and 6125 new deaths, bringing the totals to 1,767,609 total cases and 108,179 deaths around the world.
Today there have been 83,328 new cases and 6125 new deaths, bringing the totals to 1,767,609 total cases and 108,179 deaths around the world.
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Global COVID-19 death rate, period 22.01.2020-11.04.2020.
The global death rate has increased from 6.06% yesterday to 6.12% today.
The global death rate has increased from 6.06% yesterday to 6.12% today.