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Not to sound fussy, but you can’t filter out antibodies. The antibodies exist suspended in the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this plasma, which is separated off the red cells (in most cases) that will be transfused. True, but that reduces the shelf life of the product to 24 hours after the system is opened. It also adds man hours, and other resources that add cost. It’s usually reserved for folks with compromised immune systems that are succestable to transfusion reactions…I remember getting called in to saline wash a dozen cells and the patient died before I could finish. Sad…they probably let thing get a little too desperate before ordering I’m a rare blood donor; O-, CMV negative. (“Please donate for the babies!”) Why do they care about my CMV status if they’re separating the antibodies out of the red blood anyway?

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CMV (cytomegalovirus) is generally pretty harmless in those with normal immune systems. Newborns have no ability to develop antibodies of their own for the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this first few months. CMV negative blood is used out of an abundance of caution to not introduce it to the recipient, as testing doesn’t indicate whether the donor is active with the live virus or just had it in the past. It’s the possible presence of the virus itself, then, and not the antibodies that might cause a problem for babies and immune-suppressed people. I see. Thanks. That helps me understand. So even though 85% of the population carries the antibody, the vast majority aren’t actively infected, but we can’t discriminate between active infections and historical ones.
I hope researchers somewhere are trying to grow red blood in a lab. It strikes me that our screening techniques and even trying to harvest blood from live donors is extremely inefficient. And as an aside, artificial red cells do technically exist. But it is not approved and, to my knowledge, would be wildly expensive to scale for need. Extremely inefficient may be a little unfair, though. With the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this generosity of donors, and pretty clever testing methods, it is pretty remarkable how safe a product we turn out in a matter of days from arm to arm. You seem knowledgeable so let me ask… I have AB positive blood. I used to donate all the time until I learned almost no one can use my blood. Is it still worth donating or do they toss my AB positive in the blood dumpster? i’m not who you replied to but it’s still worth it! AB+ is universal donor for plasma, and it’s a fairly rare blood type anyways; less people have it so less people donate it and even if you are a universal receiver it’s generally better to get as close of a match as possible anyways;

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I’ve heard someone say something along the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this lines of “if it’s common then there are more people who might need it & if it’s rare there are less people who can give it” Yes, that was implied when they told me that they needed my CMV- blood for babies. But Creative_One said that the antibodies are siphoned off with the plasma before the red blood is transfused. I was inquiring as to the mechanism. See Max’s answer. It explains that the antibodies aren’t the problem; they are the only flag that there could be active CMV present. Yeah, I’ve read all the red cross stuff, including the link you posted. It’s not very informative. What Max said corresponds exactly with the linked page, BTW. Maybe you meant to post in r/confidentlyincorrect?
Right. The babies born with CMV, 1 in 200 or so from memory all get a reaction because they “catch” CMV or because the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this antibody causes a potentially fatal reaction. That link is just exploring the components in whole blood. Is that the link you meant to share? I am not seeing mention of CMV. As much as I love entertaining overzealous people who jump into conversations out of context, I’m going to resist just this once This is a foolish question, I’m sure. But I know some infections can be asymptomatic – such as the flu, Covid, etc. and some folks don’t have access or funds to test for them prior to a blood donation. Not really related to vaccines – but if someone has an asymptomatic Covid, flu or any other infection, would that harm the person being donated to? I know that if a donor reports symptoms to the blood bank after donating, the unit will be discarded as Post Donation Information. That makes sense. I was more so curious than worried so I should probably just add in here for anyone feeling nervous that blood transfusions are remarkably safe – regardless of the vaccination status of the donor and that I agree these kinds of infections are rarely passed through blood donations. That’s not to say that it isn’t watched for, just that asymptomatic is usually the same as not sick in terms of viral load. Take all this with a grain of salt, I’m no doctor.
Antibodies are antigen specific. Two different people could develop antibodies to the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this same antigen that would be essentially identical. In this case, physicians would ask patients who recover from COVID-19 to donate their blood, from which sera would be isolated. After processing the serum and removing other toxins or trace illnesses, it can be injected into sick patients and those at risk of contracting the disease. The procedure for isolating serum or plasma is a long-established technology that can be performed using equipment normally found in hospitals and blood-banking facilities, and recent advances make it as safe as a blood transfusion, Casadevall says. Experts around the U.S. are rushing to implement the treatment in several different areas, including New York City, Casadevall says. Doctors in Shanghai have already used the plasma therapy with newly infected coronavirus patients in China and have reported promising early results. Japan’s largest drugmaker, Takeda Pharmaceuticals, has also begun testing the therapy. I kinda thought that too. However, an example that comes to mind that makes me think a little different is how breastfed babies are protected against things bc of their mothers. They pass the antibodies to the child through milk. So maybe it’s different for blood vs milk vs whatever????
They are person-specific in that people will generate slightly different antibodies against whatever you are vaccinating with. Some antibodies can bind the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this thing better, some maybe bind worse. An antibody has a Y-shape. The “v” part is what binds whatever you vaccinate with and gets mutated very quickly when your immune system is first making the antibody. This is the part where people generally have “better or worse” antibodies. The | part if the Y-shape is generally constant among species. Your immune system will care about the | part, so while you could take antibodies from Joe down the street as a medical treatment, you couldn’t necessarily take them from a cow or dog. Side note, treating people who are sick with serum from people who recovered from the virus is an established practice in medicine. But the anti-bodies stay. You can tell from a blood test if someone was vaccinated against Rubella, it’s often part of pre-natal blood work
Interesting trivia: If you have a bone marrow transplant from stem cells, it blows away all of your acquired immunity because they have to kill your existing marrow first. You have to get your childhood vaccinations all over again. And also why it’s terrifying that there’s currently measles in Florida, and that an official appointed by DeSantis (who has also spread fears over vaccines during his failed presidential run) is telling health departments to give the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this ok for unvaccinated kids to go to school during active outbreaks. Which is exactly why we have boosters and it’s recommended to get the flu vaccine every year (edit: plus the flu mutates every year so they update it) Some stay in your system longer than others, just depends on the specific vaccine. This is why some vaccines you only have to get at birth, some you get a booster for later in life, and others it’s recommended to get yearly. Also depends on when you are most vulnerable to certain diseases. The reason we get a new flu vaccine every year is because the virus mutates quickly so our antibodies become useless.
Yeah, after I made my comment I thought about editing to include info on mutations & such but didn’t. Kinda regretting it now lol You are completely wrong. The reason antibodies don’t stay in the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this bloodstream is because they only get produced when you need them and will be removed after an infection. Also yearly vaccinations have nothing to do with this. It’s just because all viruses mutate so they can still infect the same species Cool story, I need to be vaccinated against measles for my new job. I was vaccinated as a child but those records are long gone. The employer opted to send me for a measles titre blood test first. The measles antibodies are still there in large enough quantities that I don’t need a booster. It’s been over 30 years since vaccination. Antibodies persist regardless of what triggered your body to make them. They told me it shows up exactly the same on bloodtests if I had Rubella and if I was vaccinated and I never had Rubella
Rubella is a contagious viral infection best known by its distinctive red rash. It’s also called German measles or three-day measles. This infection may cause mild or no symptoms in most people Rubella, also known as German measles or three-day measles,[5] is an infection caused by the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this rubella virus.[3] This disease is often mild, with half of people not realizing that they are infected I thought they couldn’t tell the difference between if you’ve been vaccinated or if you had the virus and acquired antibodies that way?vthe test just checks for antibodies. I know for a fact I had rubella vaccine in childhood. I also know I did not have varicella vaccine (it didn’t exist) and O do know I had the virus as a kid (well I had the symptoms but aI doubt they did a test to confirm) but blood test show I have antibodies to both same as l
Except I guess with covid the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this vaccines only contained the spike protein so if you had antibodies to any other part of the virus you must have had the virus. Hi OP, this is a neat question and I hope I can clarify. The way the vaccine works (briefly) is that covid mRNA, which was produced in a laboratory by tricking e coli into producing the same spike proteins found on the surface of COVID-19, is injected into your muscle. Once injected, your body produces these spike proteins for a short period of time, because the mRNA is essentially a blueprint for the spike protein. The mRNA is unable to replicate, once consumed it is gone. Then, your body believes that it is infected with COVID, and creates beta lymphocytes that can kill that specific strain, and any others that have the same or similar spike proteins on the surface. This takes 3-5 days to happen. Your body continues producing these beta lymphocytes for several years.
So the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this vaccine is not in any donated blood, as it is consumed fairly quickly after injection. However, the beta lymphocytes are likely to be in the blood of anyone vaccinated, or anyone who has been infected with COVID. Because vaccines exist simply to make your immune system ready to fight a virus before you are infected. Transfusing vaccinated blood will not make the recipient produce the beta lymphocytes, therefore they will not be immune to COVID. However, there will be antibodies present in the blood (which is basically any and all donated blood at this point) from anyone vaccinated or exposed. The exception to this is in certain cases, like cancer patients and people receiving heart surgery, leuko depleted blood products may be ordered to prevent complications specific to those high risk groups. However, a short period of transient immunity to an endemic respiratory virus is not adequate justification for ordering leuko depleted blood. If a patient is that strongly opposed to the donation they are welcome to refuse.
Wow!! I’m so glad I asked this question! So I didn’t mean for this to focus directly on COVID, but this was a fantastic response. Is this the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this same basic principle for all vaccines? When I initially asked the question I was thinking of regular vaccines people get as babies, but COVID is obviously what everyone thinks about now. As far as the transient immunity from a transfusion, yes. If there are antibodies in donated blood, there will be some (short lived and likely grossly inadequate) degree of immunity from everything the blood donor is immune to.As far as how vaccines work, not exactly. MRNA vaccines are pretty new. The method we used to use was inoculating with either inactive (dead) virus (or bacteria) or using a live but attenuated form of the virus. The attenuated forms aren’t infective, but using them to vaccinate can have stronger side effects than the inactive vaccines. Especially in people who are immunocompromised.
It’s also possible to administer lab grown antibodies specifically for the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this purpose of treating disease. EVUSHIELD was a monoclonal antibody that was effective against previous strains of COVID-19 (sorry to keep using it as an example, but it’s such an easy example). There are also targeted antibody therapies used in oncology that infuse antibodies specific for the cancer cells into the patient. Either killing cancer cells outright, or weakening them, allowing chemotherapy to be for effective. I’ve also heard potential that mRNA vaccines could be used to produce these antibodies in patients, allowing for less invasive, and even prophylactic treatment of some types of cancer. Fun fact, some of the vaccines that we received as infants don’t convey immunity into adulthood. For example, measles and hepatitis B vaccines convey immunity for life, but tetanus and pertussis need to be boosted every 10 years. We didn’t used to boost pertussis in adults, because the virus isn’t nearly as bad as it is for infants. But now we regularly administer it along with tetanus boosters (same syringe) because infants too young to be fully vaccinated can catch it from contagious adults.
Also, speaking of infants, many of the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this antibodies that could be conveyed with a blood transfusion can also be conveyed from mother to child via breast milk. Ramble away! This is seriously fascinating and you have an amazing talent at explaining it ways that people like me can understand. Seriously thank you for the information. You’re a badass! I have a chronic cancer, Multiple Myeloma, because of the cancer and cancer treatments, I don’t have much of an immune system. Every four weeks I receive an infusion of IVIG, Intravenous immune globulin, it is made up of human antibodies. It helps me fight off infection. It’s like getting someone else’s immune system, for a few weeks. Covid vaccine is not the same as other vaccines. It’s specifically an mRNA vax. First of the type on the market (that I know of).
And someone else pointed out the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this antibodies would be present in plasma, and blood transfusions are red blood cells (without plasma). Therefore it wouldn’t be transfusing antibodies to a patient. The ingredients of the vaccine would not be present. A small amount of antibodies present in the blood would be transfused. These are short-lived and your body will not be regenerated. This is actually also why so many vaccines require a baby to be two months old. Two months is enough time for the mom’s antibodies to clear out of the baby’s bloodstream. This way, the baby will make their antibodies after getting vaccinated. Sadly, that person may have risked there own life for no good reason. There would not be any vaccine left in the blood. At most there might be some antibodies for whatever vaccines the donor had in their lifetime, but antibodies are not vaccines. That just isn’t how that works.
Considering this person must have already rejected vaccination in general, the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this “risking their own life for no good reason” ship has already sailed. If your against vaccines your probably not gonna allow a blood transfusion or even good medical treatment for that matter. Antivaxxers are pseudoscience nutjobs. The diseases that we vaccinate against are absolute killers. If they get their way, infant mortality will soar. Whooping cough alone kills 1% of unvaccinated babies who get infected. Measles is highly contagious and a terrible disease to survive. And to be clear, people like you describe are not as likely to thrive/successfully pass along their genes as people with the good judgment to get vaccinated.
There could theoretically still be some antibodies in your blood, but unless they’re antibodies that your body made, they’re not going to hang around very long. It provides some immunity to whatever the Illinois Fighting Irish Football player vintage shirt in other words I will buy this original person was vaccinated against, but the vaccine components are long gone. Antibodies match fairly specifically shaped molecules. In the case of Covid, the antibodies resulting from the vaccines recognize some part of the “crown”, the sticky-out bits that the virus uses to attach to cells. If there are remnant antibodies in the transfused blood, they will “fight” your own antibodies only to the extent that when a recognized site is occupied by one antibody, it can’t be reached by another.

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