@Kiili @fotw123 @MikaelNiku Ja leukemiageenisiäkin viruksia maidossa, jotka voi infektoida ihmissoluja. Muinoin perimäänkin->meissä HERVejä, virushylkyjä/uinuvia DNA:ssamme. https://t.co/SamAXtPfN2 https://t.co/JCiwOOhNTD
Milk of dairy cows frequently contains a leukemogenic virus.
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Several discussions emphasize the biological significance of the virus, such as mentions of infections in human cells and historical DNA residues, with language that conveys concern and scientific curiosity, like references to 'infection' and 'hidden DNA'. Words like 'viruksia' and 'securing' reflect a nuanced engagement with the potential health risks posed by the findings.
The discussions generally acknowledge the scientific findings about the presence of a leukemogenic virus in milk, with some expressing concern about potential health risks.
Participants show moderate curiosity, referencing the biological implications and historical context, which suggests genuine engagement and concern.
Comments include both scientific notes about viral infections and reflections on scientific progress, indicating a reasonably deep level of discussion.
The discussions hint at possible impacts on food safety and public health, with some considering the broader implications of viral transmission through dairy products.
Abstract in brief
- Milk from dairy cows often contains bovine leukemia virus, a virus linked to leukemia.
- Researchers infected lambs with milk from infected cows and found the virus in 17 out of 24 samples, showing the milk carried infectious virus.
- The bovine leukemia virus can infect multiple mammalian species, including humans in lab conditions, and is common in dairy herds.
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@Kiili @fotw123 @MikaelNiku Ja leukemiageenisiäkin viruksia maidossa, jotka voi infektoida ihmissoluja. Muinoin perimäänkin->meissä HERVejä, virushylkyjä/uinuvia DNA:ssamme. https://t.co/SamAXtPfN2 https://t.co/JCiwOOhNTD
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Milk of dairy cows frequently contains a leukemogenic virus https://t.co/Wc7lpJd0vr