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Bio Radio News is a spin-off on the Bio Radio podcast, which addresses news in the life sciences in an easily digestible way. Bio Radio News sends out a podcast once a week with the latest updates on Covid-19 and SARS-CoV2. The broadcast is made by Kim Blanksø Pedersen, who is a senior lecturer in the biotechnology engineering program at University College Absalon. Bio Radio News er et spin-off på podcasten Bio Radio, der behandler nyheder inden for natur- og biovidenskab i en letfordøjelig ...
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This is the last Covid 19/SARS-CoV 2 podcast before the summer vacation. Listen and learn more about differentiated expression of the ACE2 gene gives different disease outcomes. A new version of SARS- CoV2 has emerged. It is not surprisingly more infectious. On the other hand it does not not seem to be more pathogenic. It is getting better and bett…
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Listen to this weeks update on the SARS-CoV2/Covid-19 situation and learn more about a new and apparently efficient vaccine being developed in Denmark. In this part I say GMP means Good Manufacturing Process - it is Good Manufacturing Practise! Next part is about exome sequencing and machine learning. There is a part about how the pandemic is ragin…
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Today about a new study, that sheds new light on the origin of the SARS-CoV2 virus. What is a superspreader and why does that seem to be an important factor in the Covid-19 pandemic. Since the beginning of the pandemic it has been observed that more men than women are infected and with a worse outcome. Some of the difference can be explained by the…
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In this weeks podcast is a follow up on the first results from 3 different vaccine trials. Kawasaki syndrome is seen more often in areas with Covid-19 clusters. Here in Denmark we have seen a dramatic drop of something more than 90% of babies born before 28 weeks of preganacy. Finally we are now more than two weeks into the reopening. What are the …
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A week with a lot of good news in the Covid-19/SARS CoV2 pandemic. The antiviral drug Remdesivir seems to have a quite signifikant positive effect on the mortality if it is given in time. There also seems to be a beneficial effect of giving Inter Leukin 76 (IL-7) to patients. Tests will start to see if the Calmette tuberculosis vaccine will have a …
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In this update for week 19 we are covering the following subjects. There is a promising study, which shows a Monoclonal Antibody (MAB) that seems to neutralize SARS-CoV2. They have found a new Patient Zero in France who had the disease in December. This despite that the epidemic in France started in late January. Can you monitor the pandemic by seq…
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This weeks pod deals with the fact that men are seen more frequently at ICU's, in the ventilators and die more often of Covid-19 than women. Another story is that it seems the antiviral drug, Remdesivir, works. Finally a story about vaccines. What are the different types and what are the problems we might have when the vaccine is there.…
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In this weeks update you can hear about the adaptive immune response to SARs-CoV 2. You will hear the explanation how a lasting immunity can be created . We all hope this is the case for SARS-CoV2 but nobody knows for sure yet. There is a story about the SARS-CoV 2 receptor called ACE 2 and the possible impact genetic variation and expression varia…
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The weekly update pod on Covid-19/SARS-CoV2. Listen and hear more about the diverging theories on SARS-CoV2's origin. See the phylogenetic reconstruction of the Covid-19 pandemic here: https://nextstrain.org/ncov/global The SARS-CoV2 receptor and why patients get different symptoms. Children have a much milder disease progression, and Denmark conti…
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Hør om en ny behandling, der forlænger levetiden for kvinder med ovariecancer, og om hvorfor vores kroppe kan huske, at vi har været oppe i bjergene. Artikel 1: http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1611310#t=articleDiscussion Artikel 2: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.jproteome.6b00733Af Bio Radio
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