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Challenges in developing HIV vaccine
21:52 - 26:18 (04:25)
The human body can only produce one type of sialic acid on its protein and cell surfaces, which makes it difficult to create vaccines for viruses that use these sialic acids as a gateway into cells, such as HIV.
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The sialic acids in the human body are presenting a significant challenge to developing a vaccine for HIV.
21:52 - 24:30 (02:37)
Summary
The sialic acids in the human body are presenting a significant challenge to developing a vaccine for HIV. The virus uses sialic acids to enter cells, but the human body can only produce one type, leading to difficulties in vaccine development.
ChapterChallenges in developing HIV vaccine
EpisodeChange Your Diet to PREVENT DISEASE & Reduce Inflammation w/Dr. Roger Seheult EP 1156
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Consuming animals that make Ac and Gc leads to both being absorbed in the body and Gc being put onto your cells, which is problematic.
24:30 - 25:11 (00:41)
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Consuming animals that make Ac and Gc leads to both being absorbed in the body and Gc being put onto your cells, which is problematic.
ChapterChallenges in developing HIV vaccine
EpisodeChange Your Diet to PREVENT DISEASE & Reduce Inflammation w/Dr. Roger Seheult EP 1156
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Consuming meat containing the Neu5Gc carbohydrate can lead to the development of antibodies that recognize it as foreign and cause inflammation in the body, potentially contributing to chronic diseases.
25:12 - 26:18 (01:05)
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Consuming meat containing the Neu5Gc carbohydrate can lead to the development of antibodies that recognize it as foreign and cause inflammation in the body, potentially contributing to chronic diseases.