No, that's just you. mRNA is a nEW aNd UNprOVeN teChNolOgy!
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Shingles Vaccine.. Yay or Nay?
- Thread starter keenfish
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...and then in college when you took, Chemistry (both O and P), figured out that part of the formation of memory is water soluble?
Several studies have shown that synthesis of new proteins at the synapse is a prerequisite for the storage of long-term memories. Relatively little is known about the availability of distinct mRNA populations for translation at specific synapses, the process that determines mRNA localization, and the temporal designations of localized mRNA translation during memory storage. Techniques such as synaptosome preparation and microdissection of distal neuronal processes of cultured neurons and dendritic layers in brain slices are general approaches used to identify localized RNAs. Exploration of the association of RNA-binding proteins to the axonal transport machinery has led to the development of a strategy to identify RNAs that are transported from the cell body to synapses by molecular motor kinesin. In this article, RNA localization at the synapse, as well as its mechanisms and significance in understanding long-term memory storage, are discussed.
Keywords: RNA transport, RNAseq, kinesin, local translation, memory storage, signaling network, synapses
I'm in my 20's and have somehow already had it twice. I got it when I was around 10 or 11 (rare) and still have a small scar on my side. Then I got it again in 2020 on my back and can confirm, it is in fact very unpleasant. I'm just lucky it never made it to my neck/face. Apparently you can get it more than once and it can be induced by stress/etc. I'd 100% rather have some possible vax side effects than go through that again
I love that you think I remember anything from college. Never took chem past high school. Avogadro’s Number? Is that a thing?
the erbb is generally about the macroscopic vs. the microscopic, with a dollop of super-retardation in the mix ?
mRNA vaccines have been around for almost 60 years.
Once injected, they degrade in the body in two weeks.
How long would you like to wait?
Totally
I got shingles in my thirties. Was at the SC boardwalk with my kids and started feeling sick and felt small bumps on my forehead. At first the bumps seemed like small insect bites but then enlarged and I thought I had poison oak. The bumps got bigger and really started to hurt. Went to the doctor because the rash had spread to my left ear, neck and left eyelid. Within three seconds of seeing me the doctor said " you have shingles" and I responded "what the hell is shingles?" Since the bumps were all on one side of my body she knew right away. She freaked about the danger to my eye but it spread the other way and not into my eye. The stuff in my ear caused me to get dizzy with terrible pain in my ear and jaw. It was gnarly and traumatic (which I think is why this thread got me going).
Yeah, I had to eye checked right away (was fine). The ear thing was brutal. My doctor told that it is permanent in some people.
He said, “people kill themselves because of it and I don’t blame them.”
Gee, thanks doc.
Yeah my cousin has very frankly admitted to all of us that he calmly considered suicide to end the agony, especially after several years and several ineffective treatment attempts. He will live out his days in agony and he somehow was like “nope, I’m still having too good a time to check out” and as far as I know has never considered it since
i got the shot about 4 or 5 years ago. my PCF told me the new shot(s) give better protection. i will get around to getting it/them (soon?). had chickenpox, but before i can remember. one of my mother’s friends got it on one side of her face/scalp - NASTY, DEBILITATING STUFF.
my friend’s niece is a pharmacist in nyc. i saw her on xmas and she said most of her patients/clients at the pharmacy were getting reactions to the shots...
BUT YOU DON’T WANNA RISK GETTING THAT SH*T !!!
my friend’s niece is a pharmacist in nyc. i saw her on xmas and she said most of her patients/clients at the pharmacy were getting reactions to the shots...
BUT YOU DON’T WANNA RISK GETTING THAT SH*T !!!
I'm thinking it's time to sack up and get the shingles jab because from the sound of it I sure don't want to get the actual shingles.
Teacher at my wife's school got it in her eye. Gnarly - nearly went blind in that eye. My wife and I had sore arms but that was pretty much it. Get that shingles jab!
I got shingles 3 years ago at 49. It sucked. Went to Utah to ski with friends. Trying to balance a huge work deal with partying and skiing. Stressed myself too much during the process. Deal got done ($$$) but I paid the price. Got home with some low back pain. Took a shower and saw the rash appearing. Got to dr asap and started the drug treatment they prescribed. Uncomfortable week followed. Not the worst thing ever but wasn’t fun.
wife got the vaccine about 3 months later.
wife got the vaccine about 3 months later.