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Re: jerseylong #57318
Jerseylong,
I have idea how dengue antibodies would induce reduced Covid infection or pathogenicity.
Nonetheless, the first article is extremely interesting in that CCR5 activation enhances dengue viral reproduction, without CCR5 being an entry receptor, as in HIV.
I don’t know if this has been explored in Zika, West Nile and other flaviruses.
CCR5 linked viral reproduction is a good argument for the persistence if the CCR5 delta 32 deletion
.
I have idea how dengue antibodies would induce reduced Covid infection or pathogenicity.
Nonetheless, the first article is extremely interesting in that CCR5 activation enhances dengue viral reproduction, without CCR5 being an entry receptor, as in HIV.
I don’t know if this has been explored in Zika, West Nile and other flaviruses.
CCR5 linked viral reproduction is a good argument for the persistence if the CCR5 delta 32 deletion
.
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