Updated 05/02/2025 When leukocytes release antibodies, they paralyze the virus, so that it remains motionless, in front of the leukocytes to neutralize the virus. But this effect of the antibody could stop a mass of gases, which is like the spider web of the virus, which leaves chromosomes inactive, blocking genes because they cannot inhale…
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