Experts around the world are working to treat Code 19, a new coronavirus, but so far there has been little success.
At the moment, much attention is being paid to vaccines, but it is difficult to say anything about their success, as their supply will be limited in the beginning.
Access to low-income countries in particular can be difficult, but experts have made progress in developing an easy and low-cost alternative.
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A nasal spray or nestle spray is being developed by Columbia University in the United States, which has been shown to be effective in preventing code 19 in 3D models of animal as well as human lungs.
This lipo peptide (a combination of lipid and peptide) prevents the corona virus by blocking viral proteins in the membrane of the affected cell.
It works instantly and lasts for at least 24 hours, according to researchers. It’s a low-cost, long-lasting spray that doesn’t even need a refrigerator.
But researchers say the spray still needs time to reach the public, as it will require first human clinical trials and mass production.
But he said he was planning to make progress through further testing at lightning speed.
Researchers hope that this will enable them to protect people in most parts of the world where large-scale cod 19 vaccination will be difficult.
Researchers believe that for people who are afraid of vaccines or for whom the vaccine will not work, daily use of this spray will protect them from the disease.
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One such spray is being worked on in Australia, the results of which have been encouraging to animals so far.
Australian researchers say the drug-like molecule could be used as a nasal spray, the results of which were first released in September.
According to these results, this spray activates the body’s natural immune system by connecting with the cells of the nostrils.
The immune response to vaccines triggers antibodies and T cells against a specific bacterium, but the natural immune system works against a wide variety of germs.
Experts from a biotech company called Anna Receptri are working on the spray, which acts as a protective shield.
According to experts, spray Anna 051 activates the natural immune system which prevents the virus from copying inside the cells.
The results of this study have not yet been published in any medical journal and the researchers said that the spray was used in different amounts on the noses of 3 groups of animals called ferrites.
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Each group had 6 ferrets and a fourth group was given a placebo instead of a spray.
Five days later, the animals were infected with the corona virus and it was discovered that those who were sprayed had 96% less viral RNA or the genetic material of the virus than in the fourth group.
It is yet to be tested on humans to see if it is effective and safe against the virus in humans.
According to experts, the spray containing Anna 051 can be used twice a week as a precautionary measure.
Especially for people who are at high risk for the corona virus.
Experts say that this is expected to help reduce the severity and duration of the virus-induced code 19, while also reducing the number of viral particles in the nose.