| If there is a window it’s probably short |
| Last Edit: dramedy 01:08 pm EST 02/24/21 |
| Posted by: dramedy 01:08 pm EST 02/24/21 |
| In reply to: re: What you said is not factual. - bobby2 05:34 pm EST 02/23/21 |
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| There probably aren’t a lot of antibodies floating around in a vaccinated human but as soon as the virus is detected, the immune system kicks in. There might be a window between initial infection and replication and antibody eliminating virus but I would think that window is a matter of hours or a day and not a week or two. The spreading isn’t so much the existence of the virus is the amount transmitted to overwhelm the unvaccinated. My guess is that Pfizer is finding that the amount produced and transmissible in that time frame is too low to effectively spread the virus. But that is my interpretation of the news. |
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