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Formulating COVID-19 Synthetic Vaccine Doses
This little benchtop experiment can dose about a thousand people, but the process can be scaled up to industrial strength. Continue reading
Posted in Health, Real Science
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Recipe for making COVID-19 vaccine in three days
Posted in Health, Real Science
Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, diphtheria toxoid, Hopp and Woods, vaccine
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My Old Neglected Vaccine Could Nail COVID-19
Given the gravity of the matter at hand Continue reading
Posted in Health, Real Science
Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, Hopp and Woods, pandemic, Peyton McKean, synthetic peptide, vaccine
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They’re fighting coronavirus with a weapon I designed
Someday, the CoVID-19 strain of coronavirus and all its evil kin will be annihilated by drugs made with the help of a method I created decades ago. Continue reading
Posted in Real Science
Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, cure, deaths, FLAG epitope, treatment, Wuhan
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My Astronaut Application
I found the NASA receipt for my astronaut application while digging through a drawer of dusty old documents the other day. Continue reading
Posted in From Outta Space, Health, Real Science
Tagged astronauts, Blood On The Moon, calcium bone loss, microgravity, NASA, weightlessness
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The Islands of Seattle
I intend to keep visiting Alki Beach while I still can. I guess that means I’ll need a new pair of wading boots. Better make them hip-waders. Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Real Science
Tagged global warming, sea level rise, Seattle
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The volcanic landscape of Gale Crater, Mars
As the Mars rover Curiosity explores the landscape of Gale Crater, a 96 mile (154 km) wide hole in the planet with an imposing 3.4 mile (18 km) high central peak in its middle, a scientific conundrum has been reported … Continue reading
Posted in From Outta Space, Real Science
Tagged basalt, Curiosity rover, Gale Crater, Mars, sediments, volcano
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Viruses, viruses, everywhere
Let’s hope the mutation rate of EnteroVirus D68 slows down a bit. Otherwise, we may be looking at big trouble. Continue reading
Posted in Health, Real Science
Tagged EV-D68, medical thriller, Peyton McKean, polio, virus
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Ebola vaccine overnight!
I could use methods I developed years ago, to create an ebola vaccine overnight. No, really. Continue reading
Posted in Author, Real Science
Tagged ebola, Hopp and Woods, synthetic, The Jihad Virus, The Neah Virus, vaccine
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Ebola vaccine–why so slow?
If you try to create a vaccine that causes a rip-roaring response in every vaccinated person, you are liable to create a vaccine that causes a lot of side-effects, up to and including death. Continue reading
Posted in Health, Real Science
Tagged ebola, medical thriller, novel, Peyton McKean, subunit, vaccine
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