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Colored drawing from Dr. Danielle Beckman’s quoted post showing “It is quite simple. #SARSCoV2 can access the brain using several different mechanisms that Influenza cannot. A: Viral infection of peripheral nerves (like olfactory bulb) B: Damage of infected endothelial cells C: Hijacking immune cells D: Viral opening of tight junctions “

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Colored drawing from Dr. Danielle Beckman’s quoted post showing “It is quite simple. #SARSCoV2 can access the brain using several different mechanisms that Influenza cannot. A: Viral infection of peripheral nerves (like olfactory bulb) B: Damage of infected endothelial cells C: Hijacking immune cells D: Viral opening of tight junctions “
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Brad Mitchell (brad@zeroes.ca)'s status on Monday, 18-Mar-2024 13:44:46 JST Brad Mitchell

March 16, 2024- “I have spent hundreds of hours in the microscope looking at the worst viruses can do to the brain, including the Zika virus, HIV, Flu, and others. I've never seen the type of damage SARS-CoV-2 leaves behind after infection with other viruses.” - Danielle Beckman, Neuroscientist specialized in high- res microscopy. Pharm.D, M.S (Biophysics), Ph.D (Biological Chemistry).
https://www.daniellebeckman.com/about-me

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