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- as i remember the 1st layer of SARS-ncov -2 have some hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties could we use this properties to mass produce the serum
Hello All:
i remember (and saw ) that the SARS-ncov-2 layers have hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties
few weeks ago i was reading about forth flotation and it is a method to separate metals , but on low temperature could we use it to separate the spike protein and mix it with immune cells to create the needed serum against the SARS-ncov-2 without the need to inject and wait until the animal produce the needed serum ( antibodies)
the bubbles in this system will separate the needed proteins and all we have to do is mix the outcome with some immune cells and wait until they produce the needed antibody
is it possible for the surface tension of a micro bubble to be able to hold large numbers of proteins without bursting ? what books you recommend on for the subject ?
how we can create a micro bubble in a liquid without using some thing that damage a cell membrane for example is there a physical methods to create bubbles in a liquid ? any books on the subject ?
Best
Hagop
any one wants to work with me on the subject ?
i remember (and saw ) that the SARS-ncov-2 layers have hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties
few weeks ago i was reading about forth flotation and it is a method to separate metals , but on low temperature could we use it to separate the spike protein and mix it with immune cells to create the needed serum against the SARS-ncov-2 without the need to inject and wait until the animal produce the needed serum ( antibodies)
the bubbles in this system will separate the needed proteins and all we have to do is mix the outcome with some immune cells and wait until they produce the needed antibody
is it possible for the surface tension of a micro bubble to be able to hold large numbers of proteins without bursting ? what books you recommend on for the subject ?
how we can create a micro bubble in a liquid without using some thing that damage a cell membrane for example is there a physical methods to create bubbles in a liquid ? any books on the subject ?
Best
Hagop
any one wants to work with me on the subject ?
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