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There were a couple cases, I think some danish doctor, a woman, died of it in the late 1970s. But how it started spreading, rapidly, was chronicled by Randy Shilts. He's hated for it. He was hated while he was still al ive, because he said gay bathhouses should be closed to slow the spread of AIDS. He got death threats and gays would spit on in him.
There were a couple cases, I think some danish doctor, a woman, died of it in the late 1970s. But how it started spreading, rapidly, was chronicled by Randy Shilts. He's hated for it. He was hated while he was still al ive, because he said gay bathhouses should be closed to slow the spread of AIDS. He got death threats and gays would spit on in him.
All true. Even as their gay brothers were dying right in front of them, their activist leaders were organizing them against closing bath houses, or campaigns to stop wanton unprotected sex.
So does anyone really have any hard proof (pun intended) that some queer fornicated with a monkey and then another queer hence the HIV? I just wanted to get that out of the way because it's sure to come up.
All SIVs and HIVs have a common ancestor, added senior author Michael Worobey, a UA assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology.
The new work suggests African green monkeys' SIVs, or SIVagm, may have lost their virulence more recently than the millions of years previously thought. Green monkeys almost never get sick from SIVagm. If SIVagm was once a monkey killer, the change in its virulence may shed light on the future course and timing of the evolution of HIV.
The new research also challenges the idea that one ancient SIV was transmitted vertically, down through time, and evolved into many SIVs as its original host diverged into many different species.
Thank you Mad Cab dude.
So does anyone really have any hard proof (pun intended) that some queer fornicated with a monkey and then another queer hence the HIV? I just wanted to get that out of the way because it's sure to come up.
HIV is very similar to SIV which was found in green monkeys. They were often killed for food.
All SIVs and HIVs have a common ancestor, added senior author Michael Worobey, a UA assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology.
The new work suggests African green monkeys' SIVs, or SIVagm, may have lost their virulence more recently than the millions of years previously thought. Green monkeys almost never get sick from SIVagm. If SIVagm was once a monkey killer, the change in its virulence may shed light on the future course and timing of the evolution of HIV.
The new research also challenges the idea that one ancient SIV was transmitted vertically, down through time, and evolved into many SIVs as its original host diverged into many different species.
Clues To Future Evolution Of HIV Come From African Green Monkeys -- ScienceDaily
Humans will eventually become immune to HIV.
So does anyone really have any hard proof (pun intended) that some queer fornicated with a monkey and then another queer hence the HIV? I just wanted to get that out of the way because it's sure to come up.
HIV is very similar to SIV which was found in green monkeys. They were often killed for food.
All SIVs and HIVs have a common ancestor, added senior author Michael Worobey, a UA assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology.
The new work suggests African green monkeys' SIVs, or SIVagm, may have lost their virulence more recently than the millions of years previously thought. Green monkeys almost never get sick from SIVagm. If SIVagm was once a monkey killer, the change in its virulence may shed light on the future course and timing of the evolution of HIV.
The new research also challenges the idea that one ancient SIV was transmitted vertically, down through time, and evolved into many SIVs as its original host diverged into many different species.
Clues To Future Evolution Of HIV Come From African Green Monkeys -- ScienceDaily
Humans will eventually become immune to HIV.
No. Because HIV is primarily a disease of gay men it would not develop an immunity to pass to the next generation. There isn't a next generation. With very few exceptions gay men do not reproduce.
So does anyone really have any hard proof (pun intended) that some queer fornicated with a monkey and then another queer hence the HIV? I just wanted to get that out of the way because it's sure to come up.
So does anyone really have any hard proof (pun intended) that some queer fornicated with a monkey and then another queer hence the HIV? I just wanted to get that out of the way because it's sure to come up.
HIV is very similar to SIV which was found in green monkeys. They were often killed for food.
All SIVs and HIVs have a common ancestor, added senior author Michael Worobey, a UA assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology.
The new work suggests African green monkeys' SIVs, or SIVagm, may have lost their virulence more recently than the millions of years previously thought. Green monkeys almost never get sick from SIVagm. If SIVagm was once a monkey killer, the change in its virulence may shed light on the future course and timing of the evolution of HIV.
The new research also challenges the idea that one ancient SIV was transmitted vertically, down through time, and evolved into many SIVs as its original host diverged into many different species.
Clues To Future Evolution Of HIV Come From African Green Monkeys -- ScienceDaily
Humans will eventually become immune to HIV.
No. Because HIV is primarily a disease of gay men it would not develop an immunity to pass to the next generation. There isn't a next generation. With very few exceptions gay men do not reproduce.
So does anyone really have any hard proof (pun intended) that some queer fornicated with a monkey and then another queer hence the HIV? I just wanted to get that out of the way because it's sure to come up.
HIV is very similar to SIV which was found in green monkeys. They were often killed for food.
All SIVs and HIVs have a common ancestor, added senior author Michael Worobey, a UA assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology.
The new work suggests African green monkeys' SIVs, or SIVagm, may have lost their virulence more recently than the millions of years previously thought. Green monkeys almost never get sick from SIVagm. If SIVagm was once a monkey killer, the change in its virulence may shed light on the future course and timing of the evolution of HIV.
The new research also challenges the idea that one ancient SIV was transmitted vertically, down through time, and evolved into many SIVs as its original host diverged into many different species.
Clues To Future Evolution Of HIV Come From African Green Monkeys -- ScienceDaily
Humans will eventually become immune to HIV.
So does anyone really have any hard proof (pun intended) that some queer fornicated with a monkey and then another queer hence the HIV? I just wanted to get that out of the way because it's sure to come up.
HIV is very similar to SIV which was found in green monkeys. They were often killed for food.
All SIVs and HIVs have a common ancestor, added senior author Michael Worobey, a UA assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology.
The new work suggests African green monkeys' SIVs, or SIVagm, may have lost their virulence more recently than the millions of years previously thought. Green monkeys almost never get sick from SIVagm. If SIVagm was once a monkey killer, the change in its virulence may shed light on the future course and timing of the evolution of HIV.
The new research also challenges the idea that one ancient SIV was transmitted vertically, down through time, and evolved into many SIVs as its original host diverged into many different species.
Clues To Future Evolution Of HIV Come From African Green Monkeys -- ScienceDaily
Humans will eventually become immune to HIV.
Humans eventually become immune to all viruses. The most "elegant" last longer but, in spite of we do or don't do, all viruses have a life and a death.
And yes, that includes polio, for example.