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Scientists Cure COVID in Hamsters With Inhaled Nanobodies: Study – Gadgets 360
Researchers say they have developed an “effective, low-cost therapeutic intervention” to block COVID-19 – but for now, it only works on hamsters. Nanobodies are…
Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in Pennsylvania, US, said in a recent paper that they have developed an effective, low-cost therapeutic intervention to block the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Syrian hamsters. The therapy, called the Pittsburgh inhalable Nanobody 21 (PiN-21), could provide a needle-free alternative to monoclonal antibodies for treating early infections. The nanobody is administered directly through the nose or by inhalation, the researchers said….
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