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Efficient mRNA delivery to resting T cells to reverse HIV latency
sroussey wrote 3 hours 50 min ago:
I wonder if this can be used for other latent viruses that embed in
cells like herpes and chickenpox/shingles.
stephen_g wrote 47 min ago:
Yeah, latent EBV would be great too since it seems to be one of the
main causes of MS.
I believe this is already being researched with mRNA now, it would be
amazing if it works out and we could treat all of these.
XorNot wrote 2 hours 8 min ago:
That would be interesting because both of those have links to various
late-life neurological conditions aa well.
Zigurd wrote 6 hours 22 min ago:
MRNA therapies have such high potential, there really ought to be much
more public education and outreach to prevent people falling down the
quackery rabbit hole. I don't just say that to pile on to the quacks.
It's so detrimental and costs so many lives that it's probably a target
for influence by adversary nation actors.
dpe82 wrote 2 hours 19 min ago:
If we hadn't had a pandemic in which lots of people lost their
collective minds and an irresponsible political machine that took
advantage of that, mRNA would be pretty universally hailed as the
miracle it is.
That aside, yes. Education is important. Sadly at least in the US
some of the people who lost their minds are now in charge of such
education.
chasil wrote 2 hours 13 min ago:
This article asserts that white blood cells are the target, but we
also know that (within the brain) astrocytes and [iirc] microglia
can bear latent infection.
Is such a carrier capable of addressing latent reservoirs inside
the blood-brain barrier? Can it cross the barrier, pervade the
cerebrospinal fluid, then penetrate all infected cells?
White blood cells are a fantastic achievement, but far from the
whole story.
the_real_cher wrote 2 hours 32 min ago:
Lobotomy's were viewed to have so much high potential back in the day
that they won the Nobel prize.
In true scientific fashion both sides would ideally just stick with
the facts.
hobs wrote 26 min ago:
There's no "both sides" in science.
Jalad wrote 6 hours 52 min ago:
Also discussed here
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44202664
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