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Emmie Johnson
Emmie Johnson is on page 216
The use of HEK293 cells, derived from an aborted foetus in 1970s, during the manufacture of monoclonal antibody treatment used in trumps recovery was only accepted by the religious far right once the president received them. Fickle bastards had once criticised the use of this cell line because of their stance on women’s rights
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Emmie Johnson
Emmie Johnson is on page 66
‘Rapid method’, a way to prep a vaccine without knowing the genetic sequence of the target. New technology - personalised cancer treatment. Tumours contain cells with mutations, identify the mutations, target the cell, kill the tumour. Useful during pandemic outbreak
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Emmie Johnson
Emmie Johnson is on page 52
How was the vaccine developed so quickly? Funding. Generally speaking, vaccine development can take several years before clinical trials begin. Applications can take a year to be approved and each stage must be complete before the next can begin
Jul 16, 2026 07:16AM Add a comment
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eloise
eloise is on page 256 of 352
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Vaxxers: A Pioneering Moment in Scientific History

eloise
eloise is on page 219 of 352
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Daisy Brooke
Daisy Brooke is on page 157 of 352
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eloise
eloise is on page 163 of 352
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eloise
eloise is on page 97 of 352
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Allan Kay
Allan Kay is on page 75 of 352
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eloise
eloise is on page 77 of 352
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