Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces MERS viability. https://t.co/8I4CPYQRcP
Stability of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) under different environmental conditions.
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Several posts highlight the significance of environmental factors like temperature and humidity on virus stability, citing additional studies and emphasizing that such knowledge influences public health strategies. The tone ranges from informative to cautious, reflecting a neutral stance on the article's broader impact and utility.
Discussions show mixed reactions; some recognize the importance but don't strongly endorse the findings.
Participants show moderate interest, noting environmental factors and referencing studies or related viruses.
Comments involve referencing additional research, method discussions, and implications, indicating moderate conversation depth.
The focus on virus stability and environmental conditions suggests some perceived relevance, but overall influence appears moderate.
Abstract in brief
- MERS-CoV remains stable at lower temperatures and lower humidity levels, being recoverable even after 48 hours.
- Stability of the virus does not decrease during aerosolization at certain temperature and humidity conditions.
- These findings indicate a risk of MERS-CoV transmission through contact with contaminated surfaces or materials.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@nabeel_zah @SaudiVirologist @SSCLS @VirologyW شكرا على نشر الدراسة أستاذ نبيل ، تعلمت الكثير من تعليقك عن الظروف المحيطة بالفيروس . هنا دراستان فيهما تفصيل يهمك : -عن فيروس كورونا MERS: https://t.co/bP6uVhPzAr -عن فيروس كورونا SARS: ٢٨ يوما في درجة حرارة ٤ مئوية ومعدل رطوبة ٢٠٪ https://t.co/iLFTG0IWRA *مصحح
@Particulates12 @GephenS @bhaynes291 @mlipsitch @MauSantillana @CDCDirector @BillHanage @WHO @WSJ @TheAtlantic https://t.co/8WfIMXJrrj https://t.co/Gz9FzqVRQP
@maiamajumder Viral RNA was reportedly recovered from environmental swabs from the wildlife stalls in the Wuhan market. It's unclear whether virus was viable, but one assumes (needs to be studied!) this virus remains viable on surfaces for some time like #MERS CoV. https://t.co/Au8Ywk62uW
https://t.co/pDRVsFqiKb
@SteamVerity @ReyMohammed4 @CatActExpert @SharonOates2 https://t.co/8WfIMXrQ2J shows it lasting a day on plastic when warm and dry. Warm and humid takes it down faster. Paper says CoVs are generally tougher than flu.
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MERS-CoV Stability Under Various Environmental Conditions
MERS-CoV remains stable at lower temperatures and humidity levels, and can be recovered after 48 hours. Its stability persists during aerosolization, highlighting potential transmission risks through contact with…
Impact of Temperature and Humidity on MERS-CoV Stability and Transmission
MERS-CoV remains stable at lower temperatures and humidity levels, with infectivity persisting for up to 48 hours. The virus's stability does not decrease during aerosolization under certain conditions, indicating…
@Il_Biscione_ @nolimit_capo @harlickjen @danicamclellan @janicebeecroft1 https://t.co/LHkbQvnaDA Here is the science. The issue is it's unrealistic to live in environments suitable for killing the pathogen all the time. Coronaviruses don't like high heat, high humidity. But, your body is not acclimatized for the environment that it hates, either.
@alpere75 @tferriss a quick google brought up these: https://t.co/rLGAt7OCzE , https://t.co/pIBDKnBJnW , others.
@Particulates12 @GephenS @bhaynes291 @mlipsitch @MauSantillana @CDCDirector @BillHanage @WHO @WSJ @TheAtlantic https://t.co/8WfIMXJrrj https://t.co/Gz9FzqVRQP
@SteamVerity @ReyMohammed4 @CatActExpert @SharonOates2 https://t.co/8WfIMXrQ2J shows it lasting a day on plastic when warm and dry. Warm and humid takes it down faster. Paper says CoVs are generally tougher than flu.
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @EurekaMag: Stability of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) under different environmental conditions https://t.co/3…
RT @EurekaMag: Stability of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) under different environmental conditions https://t.co/3…
Stability of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) under different environmental conditions https://t.co/3U207uq14o
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
@anjarisme @dhupan +1 referensi lagi. https://t.co/dkCHAoRRHX
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
Eurosurveillance | Stability of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) under different environmental conditions https://t.co/oULqM4czlq
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
RT @angie_rasmussen: Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces ME…
Here's another study by the great @DrNeeltje and colleagues showing that high temperature and humidity also reduces MERS viability. https://t.co/8I4CPYQRcP
RT @FaisalOusi: @nabeel_zah @SaudiVirologist @SSCLS @VirologyW شكرا على نشر الدراسة أستاذ نبيل ، تعلمت الكثير من تعليقك عن الظروف المحيطة ب…
RT @FaisalOusi: @nabeel_zah @SaudiVirologist @SSCLS @VirologyW شكرا على نشر الدراسة أستاذ نبيل ، تعلمت الكثير من تعليقك عن الظروف المحيطة ب…
@nabeel_zah @SaudiVirologist @SSCLS @VirologyW شكرا على نشر الدراسة أستاذ نبيل ، تعلمت الكثير من تعليقك عن الظروف المحيطة بالفيروس . هنا دراستان فيهما تفصيل يهمك : -عن فيروس كورونا MERS: https://t.co/bP6uVhPzAr -عن فيروس كورونا SARS: ٢٨ يوما في درجة حرارة ٤ مئوية ومعدل رطوبة ٢٠٪ https://t.co/iLFTG0IWRA *مصحح
https://t.co/pDRVsFqiKb
@maiamajumder Viral RNA was reportedly recovered from environmental swabs from the wildlife stalls in the Wuhan market. It's unclear whether virus was viable, but one assumes (needs to be studied!) this virus remains viable on surfaces for some time like #MERS CoV. https://t.co/Au8Ywk62uW
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