Yes, sheep are generally vaccinated against anthrax as well. However COV has taken away many research dollars and eyes that would otherwise be working in those directions. Anthrax is likely more dangerous then the flu. Just my guess as I'm no doctor or veterinary expert.
@Grahame Wells meanwhile millions die from fungus spores every year. Cove is blown way, far away, out of proportion for some reason. It's a seriously social problem! 😇🙏🤣😂
Dear doctor, you're scaring me, whenever you talk about something, it turns out to be actualized soon:((Like if we lived in a sort of twilight zone:((((
I'm thinking deeply about a weak animal flu pathogen in comparison, being a fear factor to vaccinate with a genetic drug, in order to make those who partake, much more susceptible to a more dangerous pathogenesis? How would this condemn those who mandate such language? It's this a logical question?
if bacillus anthracis requires a macrophage to phagocytose it so it can then germinate within the cell, wouldn't the proteinaceous capsule be delaying that process? Therefore it's not allowing for the bacteria to travel to the lymph nodes where it can there continue to invade more white blood cells? So if that is the case, how is the glutamic acid a virulence factor?
