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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;desertgem, post: 4515919, member: 15199&quot;]Intro:</p><p>Most directional thinking on the action of the covid virus is associated with the immune reaction of the patient. Every large animal has an immune system generally like all humans and involve the white cells which in a very early age a portion pass through the thymus and are &quot;educated&quot; as to &quot;Your specific IDpassword&quot;. and these form a group called T-Cells. Others, B-Cells are chemical component generating cells that can produce protective cells. How good your immune system is , depends on the specific genes you received from your parents. Identical twins generally have the same coding and can have high success if a kidney or segment of liver has to be transplanted. Siblings have a better success ratio than non-siblings, but not identical. Bubble babies have a non-functioning system. Cancer ( genetically damaged self-cells that can reproduce without control ) in a human population is a &quot;U&quot; shaped curve ( high age 0-4) drops, flattens until 30-40, and then increases till death, all three ranges determined by the number and activity of your immune cells.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Humans genetically seemed ( to some)&nbsp; programmed to die about the 30-40 yo, but intellectual factors and actions have increased it to current averages.</p><p><br /></p><p>Specific:</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The action of covid seems mainly immunological. Since this is our assumed first human interaction, we can understand that systems opened to the environment would be highly reactive. The pulmonary system was first noticed, but as medical experience increase almost every symptom such as Diabetes, older age, damaged lungs, even the digestive and the nervous system showed dysfunctions which could lead to death. Yes, older individuals or immune defective are most susceptible, but smokers-vapors, diabetes, cancer medication, etc., of any age plays a part. </p><p><br /></p><p>Future: Genetic drift ( small internal mutations) of the virus has already occurred, but the infectivity has not changed much. Thats good news.</p><p>Bad news : Genetic Shift ( large mutation change)would be if people are infected with both covid from people and an influenza virus from bird, pig, etc, and the 2 &quot; party&quot;&nbsp; in humans and exchange more major genetic factors, which the human then passes on to others is a possibility. If limited by fast government suppression by, it should be tempered. And obviously the fewer cases of both, the less chance such will occur. Once spread in a town--&gt;state-&gt; country&gt;world we may have significant deaths. Vaccines that may be developed from now to then are not universal. We do not know where the &quot;party&quot; is scheduled or if it is, so predictions are just that, predictions. Stay healthy.</p><p><br /></p><p>IMO, Jim[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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