Whygoogleissexist
Whygoogleissexist t1_j1n7p5v wrote
Just paint them on with your nail polish ?
Whygoogleissexist t1_izsqfr2 wrote
Don’t be a Chad.
Whygoogleissexist t1_iybf03s wrote
Reply to I came, I saw, I conqureed. by metalhead_karan
Did he conjour up that tat?
Whygoogleissexist t1_iy7jyvw wrote
Well at least you’ll get money for nothing and chicks for free
Whygoogleissexist t1_ixs0hkc wrote
Reply to Is the human body capable of fighting both viruses and bacteria with the same effectiveness? by rootless_robert
It’s pretty clear from the literature that there is a period -typically- 4-10 days after viral infection where you are more vulnerable to bacterial pneumonia. This is because the immune response to combat a virus thru the production of molecules called interferons suppress some of the immune cells you need to combat bacteria. The window of vulnerability coincides with this anti-viral interferon response. In fact it’s thought that most people who died in the 1918 flu pandemic died of secondary bacterial pneumonia and not the flu per se.
Here are some references:
https://www.nature.com/articles/nm1765
Whygoogleissexist t1_isrsevi wrote
Reply to [OC] Found Golf Balls this Summer by Inigomntoya
No Maxfli noodles? Their long and soft.
Whygoogleissexist t1_j1vp7f9 wrote
Reply to comment by bassman1324 in High-throughput screening of caterpillars as a platform to study host–microbe interactions and enteric immunity - Nature Communications by Stunning-Pipe-5224
It’s a work around as they are not vertebrates. However they lack any form of adaptive immunity (T cells and B cells) so they will only provide insight into innate immunity that will only be partially relevant to human disease.