This account doesn't have much reach, but perhaps someone can point me in the right direction: Is anyone in this network working on an open-source prophylactic using SARS-Coronavirus-2 neutralizing monoclonal antibodies? I would like to collaborate potentially.
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non-expert, closest thing i’ve heard of but the discussion among people i trust was not enthusiastic:
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I had totally forgotten about the homemade intranasal vaccine plot line (tl;dr it’s easy to do but nobody has yet publicly revealed serology results after doing it)
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the open source I🅱️ermectin that everyone touts is the kind available for horses sold in bezosland
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monoclonals are hard, I would be surprised if anyone was doing them in a biohacker way
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Specifically, you need
- a whole protein
- in the right conformation
- at relatively large quantities
- purified extremely well
- taken intravenously
the radvac DIY vaccine has none of these problems, peptides can be bought and sprayed up the nose w/o much risk
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There is a bit of hand-waving in the white paper that concerns me too, without even the lack of serology results from those who have "self-vaccinated."