Novel Insights Into Immune Systems of Bats.

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@whatsthesitch @amykaycannon Bats aren’t responsible for the ways bigots use them in the press. Meanwhile— if we learn from ways their immune systems make peace with pathogens— they might someday lead to treatments that help us avoid turning mild disturbances into massive self-harm. https://t.co/Kvpt7JbBVh

@blkwd666 I'm not going to judge some things, but when it comes to bats, they absolutely SHOULD NOT be eaten. I love bats, I think they're cute, and excellent for the environment. But DO NOT EAT. Watch this for info: https://t.co/zbOtrQOaMY

@evrimagaci Yalnız yarasaların istisnai bi durumu var, immun sistemleri çok gelişmiş olduğundan çok daha agresif virüslere hostluk yapıyolar ve memeli oldukları için diğer memelilere (örn insanlar) virüs bulaştırmaları da daha kolay. Bununla ilgili bi video: https://t.co/HjUbXcXsIt

Love this paper too https://t.co/zCWajT3KEO They are the only flying mammals. To achieve this feat, they burn muscle releasing DNA. They have down-regulated immune systems to prevent self-destruction. We aren't bats‼️ https://t.co/LGVRbtmCYv

On the immune systems of bats (Jan 2020). Basically, a must read for anyone rambling on about SARS-CoV-2 in these days. Bats = clever place to start poking around to find out about symbiotic coexistence between a host and its protector viruses.

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RT @DavidJoffe64: Love this paper too https://t.co/zCWajT3KEO They are the only flying mammals. To achieve this feat, they burn muscle re…

RT @DavidJoffe64: Love this paper too https://t.co/zCWajT3KEO They are the only flying mammals. To achieve this feat, they burn muscle re…

RT @DavidJoffe64: Love this paper too https://t.co/zCWajT3KEO They are the only flying mammals. To achieve this feat, they burn muscle re…

RT @DavidJoffe64: Love this paper too https://t.co/zCWajT3KEO They are the only flying mammals. To achieve this feat, they burn muscle re…

Love this paper too https://t.co/zCWajT3KEO They are the only flying mammals. To achieve this feat, they burn muscle releasing DNA. They have down-regulated immune systems to prevent self-destruction. We aren't bats‼️ https://t.co/LGVRbtmCYv

@Walling_B https://t.co/x8zG0m5MHv

@doctormacias Para quien quiera saber más: Básicamente: a) Vuelan. Gastan mucha energ y se daña su ADN b) Su sistema inmune lo repara pero, c) cómo consecuencia, portan muchos virus. Avances en medicina podrian venir de entender mejor a los murciélagos: https://t.co/3idE2cWReI

Why Bats Carry Deadly Diseases https://t.co/h3sHtSubEc

@thenaukaua Спеціалістам по кажанам, якщо не колупатися в їх ДНК, то наступний ковід буде неминучим. Одна з причин, чому дуже багато нових вірусів мутує саме в кажанах, полягає в кажанячій імунній системі, що сильно відрізняється від решти ссавців https://t.co/BC6PEgCG5H

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@danitasteinberg "why is everyone sick" well, if covid was indeed from bats, bats are constantly sick. bats' immune systems can handle that though, they evolved to. we unfortunately are not bats and our immune systems whoop our behinds with inflammation. every time. https://t.co/lr0WOjGHbn

RT @RajeevJayadevan: Bat immunology. The paper states that environmental stressors drive virus shedding by altering the immune response.…

Bat immunology. The paper states that environmental stressors drive virus shedding by altering the immune response. https://t.co/Muhiu4bzYC https://t.co/wmDvRURbkh

RT @TruthCampaigns: @IgnotumAliquis @dr_jon_l @charliekirk11 Next clue that Covid19 was from animal origin for you amongst other zoonotic d…

@IgnotumAliquis @dr_jon_l @charliekirk11 Next clue that Covid19 was from animal origin for you amongst other zoonotic disease outbreaks from Science research facilities & bad farming practices were #SARS #SARSCoV2 #MERS #Swineflu #Birdflu etc due to very poor hygiene & lack of #Biosecurity https://t.co/B5CmumkCg1

@SpillTheMemes @LibertyCappy Why Bats Carry Deadly Diseases https://t.co/FGgPn3hGzt

@JamieC_o7 @jeffreyatucker There are animals that have a better immune system than humans. Bats, for instance. https://t.co/fSGcIgkij5 The SARS-CoV-2 doesn't incite a predictable immune response across a population. Approved vaccines have been studied to elicit natural immunity in a targeted way.

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@NestCommander Wonder why natural vaccination (errr infection) induced T-cell immunity? https://t.co/Rf5cScUP6D https://t.co/UccYukinRB

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Hi, @Sawbones! Great #Marvel episode! About Angel's healing ability: I once wrote this video on why bats carry so many viruses, and looks like it's an adaptation to the constant muscle damage from flapping flight, so perhaps some sense there! https://t.co/lR2siMzhU2 #MaxFunDrive

@veryfinanceguy @SciShow https://t.co/FglMA5MSfB

https://t.co/y7BG0tFiOZ For more detail on @mrmickme 's Bat Tweet!

Frontiers | Novel Insights Into Immune Systems of Bats https://t.co/ocy2IE3aZ4

Wherefore, with dynamics like these, (the tip of the iceberg here with tweets so read this fully: https://t.co/aFIULkiRKY ), the RNA template swapping coronavirus enters bat and co-exists long time and like a vacuum cleaner picks us many, useful genetic fragments during its stay.

Fun fact: bats have pretty unique immune systems, allowing them to live riddled with viruses, without signs of disease, but still able to transmit them https://t.co/7ngQ8eEZa5 https://t.co/nhOe0kUXo4

Bats are great! https://t.co/1PEQXqd2kU

@itspeepohere https://t.co/aVuOKbNncs

Let's appreciate some bats. #throwbackthursday #shorts #science #SciShow https://t.co/YdQBIxPGLU via @YouTube

Apparently it's #BatAppreciationMonth, yay!

Let's appreciate some bats. #throwbackthursday #shorts #science #SciShow https://t.co/JU9TGotQbG via @YouTube @ChaiKovsky :3

New video by SciShow: Let's appreciate some bats. #throwbackthursday #shorts #science #SciShow https://t.co/dX85rZuFvB

Bats amazing innate immunity to RNA viruses….. https://t.co/m4s0J0gEYj

@KateHRushton @TIME It's not their fault their immune system is so amazingly different from ours. https://t.co/lLONJlOo6P

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@keewa @inthesedeserts Scishow has a pretty good primer on what we currently understand https://t.co/lWC1Rgt40d

@breakfast_dogs @CharlesRixey @tony_vandongen T-cells in bats? https://t.co/Rf5cScUP6D https://t.co/UccYukinRB

#SOA22 how the bats figured out the JAK kinase pathway in virulent viruses long before us! https://t.co/VIJABsawy5

@pridemoth_ who’s gonna tell her about the bat cauldron https://t.co/xDVVmrOoFM

RT @__ice9: "Of note, these viruses do not appear to cause disease in bats"-- - Nipah virus - Hendra virus - SARS-CoV - SARS-CoV-2 - MERS-C…

RT @jhas5: @Clucky92864053 DAPRA Defuse group (that won unlike EHA) here studying CD27…in bats https://t.co/UccYukinRB

@Clucky92864053 DAPRA Defuse group (that won unlike EHA) here studying CD27…in bats https://t.co/UccYukinRB

why bats are important to research.. https://t.co/3os0tn3Yb4

RT @DyorsMathew: On the immune systems of bats (Jan 2020). Basically, a must read for anyone rambling on about SARS-CoV-2 in these days. B…

Novel Insights Into Immune Systems of Bats https://t.co/IF3XqY4E32

@Virusemergentes Un tema que me interesa, pero no tengo tiempo, ni conocimientos suficientes para profundizar... https://t.co/WBMQ3ONTWe https://t.co/0VnIGfVRSu

We highlight how this knowledge may help us to predict viral spillovers into new hosts and discuss future directions for the field. ⁦@profvrr⁩ ⁦@michaelmina_lab⁩ ⁦@ZapateroAntonio⁩ ⁦@CarolinaDarias⁩ https://t.co/XuWv484N43

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@Anisopterid This all begs the question, how did the virus evolve those other strategies like IFN evasion if all the pressure is towards nab escape? The answer is that things are different in

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@davidfrum Bats, on the other hand ... https://t.co/eJXLBrc7wA

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@beowulf888 @hjelle_brian https://t.co/VCG65ayuyQ https://t.co/3zbBgwj8S3 https://t.co/VmHcAK3FNz https://t.co/oEcJbXUGrO https://t.co/42hqsVeuby https://t.co/s5Vq1TuoPr https://t.co/yWdNGRWGdJ Not sure if this is helpful? (I'm not a scientist just an Aspergers science nerd who likes to explore 'why') ☺️

RT @DyorsMathew: On the immune systems of bats (Jan 2020). Basically, a must read for anyone rambling on about SARS-CoV-2 in these days. B…

On the immune systems of bats (Jan 2020). Basically, a must read for anyone rambling on about SARS-CoV-2 in these days. Bats = clever place to start poking around to find out about symbiotic coexistence between a host and its protector viruses.

RT @__ice9: "Of note, these viruses do not appear to cause disease in bats"-- - Nipah virus - Hendra virus - SARS-CoV - SARS-CoV-2 - MERS-C…

RT @__ice9: "Of note, these viruses do not appear to cause disease in bats"-- - Nipah virus - Hendra virus - SARS-CoV - SARS-CoV-2 - MERS-C…

RT @__ice9: "Of note, these viruses do not appear to cause disease in bats"-- - Nipah virus - Hendra virus - SARS-CoV - SARS-CoV-2 - MERS-C…

RT @fitterhappierAJ: @sgeekfemale @flowermusickids ok. humans require very high levels of interferon to address cov2 infection. this is ext…

RT @fitterhappierAJ: @sgeekfemale @flowermusickids ok. humans require very high levels of interferon to address cov2 infection. this is ext…

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RT @fitterhappierAJ: @sgeekfemale @flowermusickids ok. humans require very high levels of interferon to address cov2 infection. this is ext…

RT @fitterhappierAJ: @sgeekfemale @flowermusickids ok. humans require very high levels of interferon to address cov2 infection. this is ext…

RT @fitterhappierAJ: @sgeekfemale @flowermusickids ok. humans require very high levels of interferon to address cov2 infection. this is ext…

RT @fitterhappierAJ: @sgeekfemale @flowermusickids ok. humans require very high levels of interferon to address cov2 infection. this is ext…

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Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? https://t.co/O4YrJpTIeP via @YouTube

@weirdmedicine @carljacksonshow Doing some A.M. reading. Thinking Ivermectin was some how inducing Intf-A production in humans (Bats have no Inf-A delay, it's always in there blood so they hit viruses hard and fast)A delay in humans leads to Covid spreading before we can attack. https://t.co/9FpS87VxVa

Studies show that viruses infecting bats will continue to replicate & shed, and that the antibodies that are generated Work through another mechanism besides Neutralization. So although Bat’s Ab wane with time, they still have adequate immunity 12/ https://t.co/icH2xvkC5s

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bats use hyper activity to shake off their viral loads so if I can suggest an option, when u see symptoms time to face the music and dance https://t.co/QuzLETERWw

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@bato_kastrioti @SummFlowers_ @jakekgearhart @NikosNoulezas @LbraninPaul @enjoythesearch1 @PhilHollowayEsq They're different. Bats have a uniquely damped immune system to tolerate the waste products of the intense metabolic activity required for flight, which also allows them to tolerate viruses. That's why they are involved in so many zoonotic diseases: https://t.co/Hu6Nm5Sw8c

RT @BooreamFrancois: neat read. https://t.co/C5uDvwfbSY

@shirleymush https://t.co/V5a64dDQMe

@fladdermus_a Я довольно подробно читал про механизмы иммунитета летучих мышей, когда переводил книгу Куаммена о зоонозных болезнях. Он об этом вскользь упомянул, а я научную статью нашел https://t.co/zvmDYwTq3b

@hannahlouwall @stephanielangel Perhaps the cited literature in our now dated review might help. Many are not on Twitter, but you may find some hidden gems in our list of references: https://t.co/oI0p4d2jcG Aaron’s paper too: https://t.co/Un36UYOUCz

RT @sci_questions: @Zadz74 @the_real_KVD @macroliter @vscooper @jonbarnesgeo @jschoggins Our review on bat immune systems. This is now date…

RT @sci_questions: @Zadz74 @the_real_KVD @macroliter @vscooper @jonbarnesgeo @jschoggins Our review on bat immune systems. This is now date…

@Zadz74 @the_real_KVD @macroliter @vscooper @jonbarnesgeo @jschoggins Our review on bat immune systems. This is now dated I guess. Time to write another one in 2022 perhaps. @BatResearch ? https://t.co/oI0p4d2jcG

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@chasinq_you Not really a big bat lover myself, but I did recently watch a video about bat immune systems and how they deal with viruses: https://t.co/gptzjVcFVL

RT @malakhstudios: @whatsthesitch @amykaycannon Bats aren’t responsible for the ways bigots use them in the press. Meanwhile— if we learn f…

RT @malakhstudios: @whatsthesitch @amykaycannon Bats aren’t responsible for the ways bigots use them in the press. Meanwhile— if we learn f…

RT @malakhstudios: @whatsthesitch @amykaycannon Bats aren’t responsible for the ways bigots use them in the press. Meanwhile— if we learn f…

@whatsthesitch @amykaycannon Bats aren’t responsible for the ways bigots use them in the press. Meanwhile— if we learn from ways their immune systems make peace with pathogens— they might someday lead to treatments that help us avoid turning mild disturbances into massive self-harm. https://t.co/Kvpt7JbBVh

Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? https://t.co/VRP7hq0TQD via @YouTube #Um...

@120octane @TWFoodLover @boogiheaven @kenneth420519 @tepingchen @WSJ @steventx24 @trekker_william @George_Of_FL @12emma30 @StefanSonnerhed @AzureBlueSky1 @jolieJennieRae @formosanafro @HuXijin_GT It's not the CCP's fault that bats just happen to live in the country, but they did an excellent job protecting their people. And what do you mean the behavior of state-affiliated account on Twitter like @HuXijin_GT only made it so much worse? https://t.co/MM5zWHuZgt

This is hella fascinating Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? https://t.co/ky4asFG67f via @YouTube

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@Doctorxy2 @EvenOyku @Dvrmvet Bu yayında yarasaların hastalanmadan bu kadar virüsü taşıyabilmesi hakkında güzel bilgiler var: https://t.co/HFat5AM1EF

Sobre el tema de los murciélagos, @SciShow publicó hace unos meses un vídeo muy interesante sobre por qué estos mamíferos transportan tantas enfermedades potenciales. https://t.co/nP8tfwTrES https://t.co/kwYVvLgKr0

@evrimagaci Yalnız yarasaların istisnai bi durumu var, immun sistemleri çok gelişmiş olduğundan çok daha agresif virüslere hostluk yapıyolar ve memeli oldukları için diğer memelilere (örn insanlar) virüs bulaştırmaları da daha kolay. Bununla ilgili bi video: https://t.co/HjUbXcXsIt

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RT @InflammaSean: @themupsmuppet Great video by @SciShow discussing bats' unique immune systems & <fanfare> #MITOCHONDRIA! Interesting in…

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RT @Ehtelenolwe: @pmarsupia Te adjunto dos videos de youtube que incluyen extensas referencias. https://t.co/SjEbBMSeRF https://t.co/9YBX…

@pmarsupia Te adjunto dos videos de youtube que incluyen extensas referencias. https://t.co/SjEbBMSeRF https://t.co/9YBXei7iVX

@ellamays Interestingly, sci-shows look at Bats and disease gives a curious look as to why COVID makes our own immune system go crazy for some: https://t.co/sqyCKqfU86

RT @sci_questions: I have been getting a lot of questions about bats' antiviral immune system and how they may deal with #coronavirus. We s…

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RT @sci_questions: I have been getting a lot of questions about bats' antiviral immune system and how they may deal with #coronavirus. We s…

RT @sci_questions: I have been getting a lot of questions about bats' antiviral immune system and how they may deal with #coronavirus. We s…

RT @sci_questions: I have been getting a lot of questions about bats' antiviral immune system and how they may deal with #coronavirus. We s…

RT @sci_questions: I have been getting a lot of questions about bats' antiviral immune system and how they may deal with #coronavirus. We s…

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@DrMichaelMosley Bats are incredibly dangerous to catch. They're riddled with disease but their immune systems are on overdrive to stay healthy, but when they get stressed their immune system weakens and they shed viruses much more. Episode on SciShow is interesting. https://t.co/olDDLAfMZ3

Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? https://t.co/sYvL6yHnIF via @YouTube

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RT @InflammaSean: @themupsmuppet Great video by @SciShow discussing bats' unique immune systems & <fanfare> #MITOCHONDRIA! Interesting in…

@themupsmuppet Great video by @SciShow discussing bats' unique immune systems & <fanfare> #MITOCHONDRIA! Interesting in & of itself, but doubly so 4 potential relevance to #Covid_19, #MECFS, & most inflammatory illnesses. [Feat. RNase-L & Interferon Alpha] https://t.co/gz6O6Vvsay

RT @observationmode: next tweet: quote from correspondence to @HackneyAbbott @PhilipGlanville @hackneycouncil @hackneygreens @PrivateEyeN…

RT @djamtjoek: Video bagus menjelaskan kenapa si kelelawar itu bs bawa banyak penyakit mematikan? So scientific, hope you can understand i…

@Caroline_Bartma This YouTube video helps get the latest view on Bats. https://t.co/knF6IOyjiZ

RT @SueNimu: Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? https://t.co/KV5u2ahJkk via @YouTube

@CNNnewsroom @CNN @jimsciutto For more from the bat caves . . . https://t.co/IYI5tzz3XS

@boogahadeed @MooBozo @PrisonPlanet Bats are the only mammals that can fly and as a result of this they have all kinds of weird DNA tricks that allow them to deal with viruses in a totally different way than we do. Literally every virology lab in the world studies bats. https://t.co/RnEK8kEGUs

@Carlos__Estevam @jimeekay @boogahadeed @MooBozo @PrisonPlanet But he’s right. They’re studying bat viruses at literally every virology lab in the world. Educate yourself as to why. https://t.co/RnEK8kEGUs

Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? https://t.co/KV5u2ahJkk via @YouTube

@skyantelope @FenoTheFox https://t.co/YatDu0TLw4 a cool video about it from a while ago ;>

@LilithLovett comparing eating kangaroo to bat is stupid, bats are wild and not farmed, they are also extremely dangerous to eat or even get close to because they carry so many diseases, never touch a bat and just keep away from their habitats https://t.co/HPBK997j6W

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@erinbiba I found this to be an accessible description of bat-human disease transmission. No demonization of our flappy friends here. https://t.co/rs4b12xqNA

@joejitsukawa You might find this interesting. https://t.co/6JXssYkKPK

RT @Jevaughn_Brown: Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? #BatAppreciationDay https://t.co/OCbIw3Ii2k

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Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? #BatAppreciationDay https://t.co/OCbIw3Ii2k

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https://t.co/ZKfm9r6DaS Why bats carry so many dangerous diseases. All references for the information are under the video description

@stevencarrwork @CT_Bergstrom AFAK bats are the best candidate: they have similar viruses, live in colonies, are butchered in wet markets and have peculiar immune system that makes them perfect incubators. https://t.co/sk6IOl3VkE Intermediate host (e.g. Pangolin) was also suggested.

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@RogerPielkeJr @mattwridley @WSJ https://t.co/67dGyptjKg

And here's one with further explanation https://t.co/xe02ieMa2W

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El alto costo de poder volar.

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This pandemic won’t be the last unless we take sweeping action against wildlife markets and exotic animal trade. However, this is not the animals’ fault. Anyway, here’s an interesting video that helps explain a bit about bats in this whole mess. https://t.co/h0S2BbgbVl

Super fantastic video from SciShow, a bit long but good explanation - Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? https://t.co/gvjWUkMo4I

@bobtabor https://t.co/KBR3GaMxP1 Bats especially. We've known about the issues there for years, and it needs to stop.

@ScienceMagazine https://t.co/u1A3BG0MkV Bats are cool, but really are not an ideal food source for humans.

RT @Darkflame173: @blkwd666 I'm not going to judge some things, but when it comes to bats, they absolutely SHOULD NOT be eaten. I love bats…

RT @Darkflame173: @blkwd666 I'm not going to judge some things, but when it comes to bats, they absolutely SHOULD NOT be eaten. I love bats…

Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? https://t.co/Sr5NZJTB64 via @YouTube

@psztymucel @JanMencwel @MZmihorski @MorawieckiM Podobne, jednak nie polują na nietoperze https://t.co/GyUKLO9TPL

@blkwd666 I'm not going to judge some things, but when it comes to bats, they absolutely SHOULD NOT be eaten. I love bats, I think they're cute, and excellent for the environment. But DO NOT EAT. Watch this for info: https://t.co/zbOtrQOaMY

@CHNsomebody @BirdyBirdUK @BBCWorld It was indeed spread by bats. Stop eating fucking exotic animals that a bacterial treasure troves FFS! Its not that hard

RT @sakshi_kasat: Coolest thing I have watched today. Also will not be complaining about teaching mitochondria in schools. #sciShow https:…

@HawleyMO @SenRickScott @realDonaldTrump This is for scientist that would help find a way to a vaccine. Since this was mess up by wuhan scientist looking into bat deceases! https://t.co/cZVZiDuubB Another not is that CCP 1st deal was just a BAIT to make TRUMP become soft towards China! But reality is Mr.Potus need to

Coolest thing I have watched today. Also will not be complaining about teaching mitochondria in schools. #sciShow https://t.co/dWpnXx6YL0

@HideakiNoir @DrToranatsu https://t.co/dr7T31uPfb

@Tippareth @badslorp @DrToranatsu https://t.co/dr7T31uPfb

Bats, zoonotic disease and habitat disturbance by humans, a lay summary: https://t.co/VhY9cCgSMl

Gotta be more like Batman https://t.co/cQ6s09TL1n

https://t.co/HuaIYe1nze. Bats are the key?

https://t.co/gYlSNLmvso Nieuws CNA 1 april https://t.co/VRDwLEDY18 Hoe eenvoudig te testen of iemand besmet is https://t.co/lT3esn4NBU Uitleg virussen bij onze vleermuizen https://t.co/XmCbX3LqlJ Uitleg waarom zink, Magnesium en Calcium zo belangrijk zijn. Groet Ruud

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@ErgoSpud @HuXijin_GT bats are different. We don't demand people wear gloves for pigs for a reason. Bats immune systems are different. https://t.co/XqSQU7VExM

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RT @djamtjoek: Video bagus menjelaskan kenapa si kelelawar itu bs bawa banyak penyakit mematikan? So scientific, hope you can understand i…

Why do we need to study more about bats

WHEN WILL CDC & WHO FESS UP!! IT'S THE BATS! Novel Insights Into Immune Systems of Bats https://t.co/DXAAUfXpsE

#amreading #apaperaday Healthy #bats harbour viruses that cause severe disease in humans. Evolution of flight may have selected for the unique antiviral immune responses in bats #immunology Novel Insights Into Immune Systems of Bats https://t.co/j2x9KsBlRt

https://t.co/Ac0JS3TNlU Novel Insights Into Immune Systems of Bats

RT @batpapers: Novel Insights Into Immune Systems of Bats. https://t.co/8zx1Mdjzpv

Novel Insights Into Immune Systems of Bats. https://t.co/8zx1Mdjzpv

Review article published in Frontiers in Immunology: Novel Insights Into Immune Systems of Bats https://t.co/9g14shtyp8