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Can Proteins from Shark Antibodies Prevent Covid-19 Virus?

Proteins derived from the immune systems of sharks can help prevent SARS-CoV-2. Future therapies include a cocktail of multiple shark VNARs to maximize their effectiveness against diverse and mutating viruses.

Can Proteins from Shark Antibodies Prevent Covid-19 Virus?

Can Proteins from Shark Antibodies Prevent Covid-19 Virus?

Proteins derived from the immune systems of sharks can help prevent SARS-CoV-2. Future therapies include a cocktail of multiple shark VNARs to maximize their effectiveness against diverse and mutating viruses.

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