If there is in vivo evidence for that with either SARS-Cov-1 or -2, I’m happy to

Apr 8, 2020
2:22:57pm

ldssdl Truly Addicted User

look more deeply into it. As of right now though, the amount of attention this hypothesis has received way outpaces the data to support it if you ask me.

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The chances that Covid-19 is a hemolytic disease, imo, are extremely low.

ldssdl

4/8/20 1:03pm

Thanks for providing that.

Busiturtle

4/8/20 1:11pm

Thanks for your expertise

CallingDingo

4/8/20 1:13pm

I tend to agree with you

redraider88

4/8/20 1:21pm

RE: I tend to agree with you

slowhiteguy

4/8/20 2:03pm

Isn’t hemolysis by definition lysing of the cell? Beta thalassemia is classified

redraider88

4/10/20 8:30pm

I’m skeptical even of that. Like I said, there’s hundreds of millions of

ldssdl

4/8/20 3:16pm

I can always count on CB for a resident expert! Appreciate your insight.

DrBYU

4/8/20 1:29pm

Viruses do trigger autoimmune hemolysis though.

IGlowInTheDark

4/8/20 1:42pm

If there is in vivo evidence for that with either SARS-Cov-1 or -2, I’m happy to

ldssdl

4/8/20 2:22pm

RE: The chances that Covid-19 is a hemolytic disease, imo, are extremely low.

tomili30

4/10/20 1:43am

That’s a lot of if’s. Do we have any research that suggests this even can happen

ldssdl

4/10/20 6:18am

If you don't mind sharing, what is your thesis for your PhD?

slowhiteguy

4/10/20 7:21am

Targeting Diagnostics and Therapeutics to Activated Fibroblasts in Cancer and

ldssdl

4/10/20 7:43am

Great.

slowhiteguy

4/10/20 7:57am

I realize it's a protozoa not a virus, but malaria works by targeting and binding

unctoothman

4/10/20 7:31am

Well, that's just one of several key questions. How many viruses target RBCs?

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