Antibodies obtained from llamas may be adapted for human use in COVID-19 cases on humans. Researchers say the antibodies can neutralize the novel coronavirus's ability to bind to cells, a critical process that allows the virus to enter the cells and replicate. The antibodies might be used to manufacture drugs that would work just like plasma transfusions from COVID-19 survivors. Visit BGR's homepage for more stories. Llamas, the beautiful beasts that even Disney used for one of its animated feat...
Antibodies obtained from llamas may be adapted for human use in COVID-19 cases on humans. Researchers say the antibodies can neutralize the novel coronavirus's ability to bind to cells, a critical process that allows the virus to enter the cells and replicate. The antibodies might be used to manufacture drugs that would work just like plasma transfusions from COVID-19 survivors. Visit BGR's homepage for more stories. Llamas, the beautiful beasts that even Disney used for one of its animated feat...
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