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Create the antibody.

"Initially, the scientists integrated two human gene segments into the mice. This action stimulated the rodents' immune cells to rapidly synthesize a broad array of antibodies, akin to the ones our bodies could potentially create.

Subsequently, the group exposed the mice to the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, the primary protein that our antibodies and existing vaccines aim at, derived from the initial Wuhan-Hu-1 coronavirus variant.

As a reaction, the mice generated nine distinct groups of antibodies that attached themselves to the spike protein."

One of those antibodies bines to a part of the virus not known to mutate. So, I suspect they will have to get our bodies to produce that antibody.

"Should these discoveries be successfully duplicated in humans, these antibodies might pave the way for improved COVID-19 vaccines and therapies."