getoffthedrugsdude @ getoffthedrugsdude @lemmy.ml

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According to the CDC, fewer than 10 people die annually from rabies in the U.S. And it happening due to organ transplants is very rare, but not unheard of; in 2013, a patient who received a kidney transplant died from rabies.

So it's happened before...cool cool, cool...

Nah, Texas makes too much money. Oklahoma maybe

Any other weather nerds see the hurricane center make note of a storm that came very close to forming a tropical depression a couple weeks ago?

Really? I would have guessed jealousy, like a petty "tHeY hAvE iT EaSy" or something else small-minded. Either way, kudos!

Chuckling at the downvotes, treatlers mad at your simple living I guess

We'll get to it right after bird flu and mpox, right guys?

Legit bloomer news, technically curing cervical cancer in one patient is wild

Beans are amazing. What else do you need to know?

Are all the students empoc

Be the change you want to see in the world.

I started doing the audio instead, the little headphones icon. Way easier

Doechii is truly talented

A random tiny soundcloud account that did a parody of All Star that's about the magical girls anime genre...now I want to find it again.

I've seen this parks and rec episode

Dyslexia havers of the world, UNTIE!

A way to easily remove dust and debris without busting open the tower

The last lawn generation

The viral genome sequence obtained from a tracheal-aspirate specimen collected on November 9 (8 days after the onset of symptoms) was reconstructed as described previously.3 The virus was typed as clade 2.3.4.4b, genotype D1.1,4 most closely related to viruses detected in wild birds in British Columbia around the same time (Fig. S2). Markers of adaptation to humans were detected in the tracheal-aspirate specimen collected on November 9: the E627K mutation was detected (52% allele frequency) in the polymerase basic 2 (PB2) gene product, and analysis of the H5 hemagglutinin (HA) gene yielded ambiguous calls in the codons for amino acid residues E186 (E190 according to H3 mature HA numbering) — 28% allele frequency for E186D — and Q222 (Q226 according to H3 mature HA numbering) — 35% allele frequency for Q222H. The mutations in the H5 HA gene have previously been shown to increase binding to α2-6–linked sialic acids, which act as receptors that facilitate viral entry into cells in the human respiratory tract and enable viral replication.5

Lol. Lmao.