Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 838
The die is now cast: BA.5 is destined to be our dominant virus.
In today’s 🧵I discuss the implications on the course of the pandemic, and how to think about responding.
(I use “BA.5” & not “BA.4/5” since BA.5 is poised to outrun BA.4.). (1/25)
Goes without saying at this point…
Test before exiting isolation to know you are no longer infectious
(Do not listen to the @CDCgov on this - Unfortunately it’s been wrong for months.)
5 days does NOT mean you are not infectious
MOST people remain infectious at 5 days.
Guess who, after numerous Corona variant induced delays, got married on a glorious sunny day in rural Massachusetts? All the Very Best Wishes for Corinne and Adam. @SaterialeLab. A chemist and a biologist, great match.
Ukraine scientists at all levels (senior undergraduates, graduate students and postdocs): The Weizmann Institute
invites you to apply for a fully paid (airfare, accommodation, monthly stipend) visiting research program
Details and application:
https://t.co/mqQSI77Tbk
Highlights form the new AJHB 34(2) issue! 1st up the Editor's Choice article: "Mitochondrial genetic variation in human bioenergetics, adaptation, and adult disease" by @volneyisme & @Meagan_Ru et al. at @UPennAnth
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We are excited to announce that we are accepting applications for MeBoP 2022 #mebop2022 @SdLilach @omartheharb@SheinerLab@parasitesrule
📅When: July 24 - August 6, 2022
📍Where: Bern, Switzerland
⏳Application deadline: March 5th, 2022
🔗https://t.co/AQ2zQmqekE
Given the large number of studies in the last few weeks, I wanted to do a thread on the impact of the #OmicronVariant on our #SARSCoV2 monoclonal antibody therapeutics and how we can best interpret these data (1/n)