A Step Toward Optimizing Regenerative Medicine Principle to Combat COVID-19

Shilpa Sharma, Madhan Jeyaraman, S. Muthu, T. Anudeep, Naveen Jeyaraman, A. S. Shringeri, Vinodh Kumar, Rajeswari Somasundaram, R. Jain, S. Jha
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Abstract Drugs are currently not licensed in specific to pulverize COVID-19. On an emergency basis, vaccines were approved to prevent the further spread of COVID-19. This serves as a potential background for considering the optimization of biologics. In this context, evidence on convalescent plasma and stem cells has shown a beneficial role. Here, we have considered this as plausible therapy, and further hypothesize that their cocktails will synergistically boost the immunogenicity to relegate COVID-19. This warrants a large volume clinical trial on an emergent basis, because the sooner we establish a safe and effective cure, the better.
优化再生医学原理以对抗新冠肺炎的一步
摘要药物目前尚未获得专门用于粉碎新冠肺炎的许可。在紧急情况下,批准了防止新冠肺炎进一步传播的疫苗。这是考虑生物制剂优化的潜在背景。在这种情况下,关于恢复期血浆和干细胞的证据显示了有益的作用。在这里,我们认为这是一种可行的治疗方法,并进一步假设他们的鸡尾酒将协同提高免疫原性,从而使新冠肺炎降级。这就需要在紧急情况下进行大规模的临床试验,因为我们越早建立安全有效的治疗方法越好。
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