small blood sample a few weeks later, and from that we can identify how she has managed to make these nano bodies, then we can turn them into the agents we published today. is this something that could work with other species as well, or is it specifically llamas? for example, would it work with alpacas? it has been shown would it work with alpacas? it has been shown to would it work with alpacas? it has been shown to be would it work with alpacas? it has been shown to be true would it work with alpacas? it has been shown to be true for - would it work with alpacas? it has been shown to be true for camels | would it work with alpacas? it i:s been shown to be true for camels but they are somewhat harder to handle an llamas! and it is also true for sharks but they are even harder to handle! and i want to stress the llama doesn t suffer in any way and it doesn t get infected with the disease. one blood sample and we are done with the llama, and it goes back to eating grass after t
derived from a llama named fifi has shown significant potential in early trials. it is a treatment made of nano bodies, small versions of antibodies which llamas produce naturally in response to infection. once the therapy has been tested in humans, it could be given as a nasal spray, to treat and even prevent early infection. this was thought to be just something of an evolutionary quirk when it was first discovered that llamas, camels, alpacas and strangely sharks have the special nano bodies, they produce antibodies that are slightly different from ours, much smaller and simpler molecules. ours are these quite cumbersome complicated molecules. that was discovered a few decades ago but with these researchers hope to have done is investigate theirs as a possible covid therapy, and immune therapy using these nano bodies because they re so simple they are interesting to molecular biologist to reengineer and
it s not clear whether mr bolsonaro will follow the recommendation. england s chief medical officer has said children are currently driving transmission of covid i9, and that without vaccination, almost all 12 to 15 year olds would get infected at some point. under government plans, children in that age group will now be offered a vaccine. a covid therapy derived from a llama named fifi has shown significant potential in early trials. it is a treatment made of nano bodies , small versions of antibodies which llamas produce naturally in response to infection. once the therapy has been tested in humans, it could be given as a nasal spray, to treat and even prevent early infection. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: i was serving in the us military has changed their lives?