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Hello everyone! I'm Lloxie. I'm a furry writer, and I draw occasionally as well. And I dabble in coding now and then. Just a heads up, this IS technically an 18+ blog, even though I also have an AD profile where I post/share most of that kind of stuff. But do expect nsfw material to occasionally show up here as well. You can find links to my profiles elsewhere at the carrd link above, including my personal website if you want to know more about me. Or just feel free to ask me stuff!
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in reply to @AtFruitBat's post:
An interesting approach. They use a live version of the target virus (any virus they claim) and weaken it so it can't suppress our RNAi response, making the virus lose a battle it may otherwise have won, teaching our immune system in the process. Could be very effective, the next thing I'd want to see with this method is if that live virus still manages to reach immune privileged areas (central nervous system, brain, eyes, etc) and set up for chronic infection where our response can't access.
