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-Garrett Hastings

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Draw (or make a concept map of) the process of transcription and translation.  You must include the following terms:
DNA, mRNA, ribosome, nucleus, transcription factor, RNA Polymerase, tRNA, codon, anticodon
3 points-- Due by 2:00pm today, Apr 19

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My question is do you think that there will long lasting affects that we will see in the future due to people experiencing Covid-19?

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1.How do people know the difference between a common cold and coronavirus even though they have the same symptoms ?
2. Why do people with the vaccine react with worse signs or symptoms than people without the vaccine who received COVID?
3. If we have a vaccine for COVID, how come people keep getting sick ?
4. How did they come out with a “vaccine” for COVID so fast but took years for us to even get a strand for a flu “shot” that varies every year but people get frequent shots?
5. Will the COVID “vaccine” be like the flu “shot”, in regards to getting a new shot every year ?
6. Have you read the world book of orders from 1989?

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how long do memory cells remember how to fight covid? 

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how long do memory cells remember how to fight covid? 

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Why can you be exposed to someone with severe covid symptoms, but not end up catching it yourself? For example, how can my mom catch it but I don't catch it at the same time even though we live together?

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Has there been any evidence thus far for long-term symptoms of Covid, such as infertility? If so, how does Covid cause those things?

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Why is that I've had Covid twice not even 90 days apart? I thought once someone got Covid once they were immune for at least 90 days .

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Why is that I've had Covid twice not even 90 days apart? I thought once someone got Covid once they were immune for at least 90 days .

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1. If majority of a population has been vaccinated could that cause covid to “disappear”?
2.Is the vaccines for Covid something that you have to keep getting every couple of months?

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After getting COVID-19, how long do the antibodies last? Also if you get it more than once, are the symptoms less the next time or worse?

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one question i have about the coronavirus is how do they know that they have the right part of the virus to make into a vaccine ?

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Will we need to get the vaccine every year?

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Is covid-19 going to become a yearly thing like the flu? Why are younger people not as likely to be affected as much as older people?

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Is covid-19 actually killing people or were there underlying problems that people had and covid was just the last thing their immune systems could handle?

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Why is everybody trying to preach about wearing a mask, when you can still contract it while wearing one?

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Why is there such a big stigma around this vaccine especially compared to the others? With other vaccines like the flu, there has never been such a huge reluctance/caution

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Why did the number of days to quarantine go from around 10 to now 5? Won’t the virus still be in your system after the fifth day since it had been before? Does it have to do with the vaccines or the certain variants that some have?

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Why do we have different vaccines (Moderna, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson)? Why do two of them have two parts (what is that second part?) but one of them only has one part? Do they do the same thing? If so then why is there three?

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Why do some health providers say younger children don’t necessarily need the vaccine? Is it because there can be complications in their growth, etc.?

Jake DePriest

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I know older people are at higher risk of dying from covid, but what makes them at a higher risk? Are they more likely to get it, or just more likely to get worse symptoms? If so, why?

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In class you said that there were fewer possible side effects in the mRNA vaccine than conventional vaccines. What are some possible side effects of the mRNA vaccine?

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So with mRNA being kept at such low temperatures in order to gain maximum amount of time saved for using it, can it come back to haunt us? For example, as the ice caps north begin to melt off, will we begin to see more viruses and diseases that have not been around since they were once trapped in ice?

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How does the FDA ensure the quality of COVID-19 vaccines and other medical products?

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When Covid 19 started going around, it was a 14 days of in home isolation if you came in contact or had it, but it’s only 5 days now. What changed?

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Why do people get COVID 19 multiple times even after receiving the vaccine?

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If you are immunocompromised (HIV or weakened immune system) and survived covid or any other virus how will your body react if you get it again? Basically how does a immunocompromised person fight off a virus - Jace Brown

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-Does the term antigen we learned about in class have any relation to an antigen test?

-What are the super crazy/rare cases of people getting sick or having crazy symptoms from the vaccine? What causes that?

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Why can fully vaccinated people with regular boosters still spread coronavirus to other vaccinated people? How well is the vaccine going to protect younger children?

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Are any of the Coronavirus variants more deadly for children than for adults?

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I understand supply and demand is a very real thing, but what I don't understand is why this concept applies to a pandemic that is infecting and killing people by the second. My question is, if this virus is so deadly, why not make the test cheaper so everyone can afford them?

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Why is the vaccine being pushed onto everyone so harshly, if someone doesn’t feel comfortable getting it they shouldn’t have to.

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Since spike proteins are what give off a red flag to the body's immune system, is there anything that is mistaken for a virus (and killed off by accident) because it has a structure similar to a spike protein on a virus?

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Why does the virus target lung cells and not another organ? Is the virus just programmed that way? Also, how come the symptoms are so diverse when the virus is targeting your lungs?

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Why do covid vaccines have an age limit?
Is there a weight restriction when getting vaccinated? (For someone severely overweight or underweight)

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Why are people so afraid of the COVID-19 vaccine if it is backed by science?

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why do people need to get the booster shot if they already got the vaccine?

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Why is the government trying force citizens of all ages to receive a vaccine for an illness that has a 99.9% survival rate for our age group.

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Why is the government trying force citizens of all ages to receive a vaccine for an illness that has a 99.9% survival rate for our age group.

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What will corona virus look like 10 years from now?
-Will it still be around?
-Will we have to get vaccinated every year?
-Will people still be dying from it or will we have a cure?
-Will there be new strands of the virus?

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How long does the virus lay dormant before you know that you have it? When is someone considered to be contagious with this virus?

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Why are people so crazy about getting the vaccine when you can still get the virus and the symptoms? Also, why do some people get COVID 2 or 3 times and some people have never got it. 

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Why are people so crazy about getting the vaccine when you can still get the virus and the symptoms? Also, why do some people get COVID 2 or 3 times and some people have never got it. 

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What is the difference between the vaccines? Moderna vs Pfizer.

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What questions do you have about coronavirus? Vaccines? Symptoms? Herd Immunity? Variants? Ask your favorite or most burning question here. Due: April 12 by 8pm