The life fight within the corona virus-cells | COVID-19

Electron Microscopic Image of SARS-CoV

In December 2019, China first reported to the outside world that a new type of coronavirus virus was attacking its country in Wuhan.

The virus belongs to the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-2). COVID-19 is the name for this virus-causing disease

What is a virus?

The virus is partial biomass that does not fully survive. An RNA (DNA in our cells is a type of DNA that is present in viruses, a semi-RNA of DNA) surrounded by a protein and an envelope of fat (alcohol-containing sanitizers, soapy foam, etc.). Thorns on the envelope. This is the coronavirus. The job of these thorns is to make them stick easily. These forks are made of protein. The coronavirus is called the coronavirus because it resembles the crown in the coronavirus.

This is why we call it semi-bio. These viruses cannot live automatically. It is a complete parasite. Viruses' job is to penetrate the cell of an organism and feed and multiply the solid and liquid substances in the cell. It can only attack for a few hours or days outside the cell.

The virus first hits the throat when it passes through the nose, mouth, or eye. Sore throat and coughing begin as soon as it accumulates in the tissues of the throat. Our body's immune system begins to fight against these viruses. The fever is just a sign of that conflict. Since most viruses are unbearable, our body's anti-inflammatory system tries to lift the body's heat and empty the viruses.

During this conflict, our body kills most viruses, including the coronavirus. The Immune system of our body is a giant safety net. When viruses, bacteria, or other microbes enter the body, our body identifies them with two factors.

The first is the chemical substance that releases the microbe, and the second is the image of the microbe.

As soon as we discover that it is from the outside, the white cells of our blood begin to kill them. White cells send macrophages and neutrophils to the body to work against the virus and bacteria.

But beyond this, viruses or bacteria begin to take over the body, and the next step is to work. One of these is Innate lymphoid cells. One of the functions of T-Killer cells is to kill the virus-infected body cells, eliminating and exacerbating body tissues. And reducing the number of cells that feed on viruses. This is the job of this.

At the same time, the cells that attack the B cells are the brain that sends our body to eradicate viruses that cannot be prevented by macrophages and neutrophils. These cells identify the viruses, cling to them, and then pull them into the lymph nodes called the Lymph nodes, where they kill the viruses with the help of secreted chemicals.

To be a side of this physical resistance,

The lungs infect our body next to coronaviruses that reach the throat. In the inner wall of the lungs are very small billions of epithelial cells. In these cells, the coronavirus clings to the pore and penetrates its RNA. The RNA goes into the cell and copies millions of copies of the Xerox Machine. Each RNA becomes a virus.

When the cell is full of viruses, the cell will explode. Millions of viruses fleeing the explosion will attack and kill the subsequent cells. The virus will invade most of the cells of the lungs in 10 days.

No problem so far.

But the problem begins only when our body's immune cells, called immune cells, begin to attack the lungs to destroy these viruses.

Corona differs from other viruses here. This coronavirus enters the body of our body's attack cells and damages it. In addition to damaging, they also cause confusion in the cells' genes.

What a mess it is.

Our immune system cells communicate with each other through a chemical substance called cytokines. Neutrophils cells, which go out of their way to protect the lungs, begin to attack the body's immune cells in response to coronaviruses, which transmit messy cytokine information to the affected cells of the infected cells.

Similarly, T-Killer cells, which work to prevent infected lung cells from spreading to prevent further spread of the disease, will quit the job and tell the good lungs to be destroyed. The lungs are more susceptible to infection, followed by bacterial infections and pneumonia. This is where deaths occur.

The full power of the coronavirus lies in turning the body's resistance against our body. Even B-cells that identify with the virus's image have not yet been successful with Corona. The chemical information these viruses transmit (Cytokines) is not the same all the time. T-killer cells and B cells cannot be properly identified because they vary in their millions. This is a serious problem in the preparation of a drug or vaccine against this virus.

The drugs we eat or inject into the body become chemicals that come into direct contact with the germs that cause the disease, or in conjunction with the body's Immune System, to produce the antidote.

But the fact that Corona takes control of our body's anti-inflammatory system has left the medical world confused about which drug to fight against this virus.

T-killer cells and B cells, confused by the chemical attacks of coronaviruses, are already damaging the coronally infected lungs and causing worldwide deaths. But most of these deaths are caused by people who already have a lung problem and immunity problem.

The problem is less clear for those in good physical condition. Most of the time, our body's immune system defeats the coronavirus, despite the great confusion that coronavirus causes in the body.

People with diabetes have high levels of sugar in their blood, which can cripple the body's resistance. Similarly, people with heart disease and PP have difficulty getting enough blood vessels into the body, and not all parts of the body get enough energy, including immunity. But sugar levels and PP drugs are not a problem for those who are controlled by exercise. Here's the good news, though, that the body's resisting power defeats the corona.

Find a vaccine for coronavirus? I do not know.

The vaccine for AIDS has not yet been discovered 35 years ago. The HIV virus is also a type of coronavirus. It is also a virus that can shock our body's resistance.

But coronavirus HIV is so common that coughing and sneezing do not spread. Corona is terrible in that respect.

That's why they tell you to freeze at home.

In the absence of medicine, it is necessary to escape the disease.

The only medicine now is to avoid the onset of the disease!