According to Russian Satellite Network: Daily Mail, a reporter from Georgian , John Hollis, found himself possessing "super blood", which makes him one of the strongest people in the world who are immune to . Test results show that its blood can still kill 90% of the new coronavirus if it is diluted 10,000 times.
reported that not only did Hollis' antibodies exist in large quantities, but their potency did not seem to be depleted over time. He is also immune to all the increasingly powerful virus variants, and scientists believe his "superpower" can even extend to SARS.
According to Hollis, there are only four people in the world who have this special immunity, and he is one of them. Still, scientists say as many as 100 people may be nearly completely immune to the virus, he said.
Hollis is a spokesperson for , George Mason University, Virginia, and he discovered that he possesses rare "super antibodies" under special circumstances.
According to the information that has been obtained at present, Hollis's body can detect viruses, and antibodies are produced faster than others. The mutation of the new coronavirus mainly exists in the "spike protein" structure on the outer layer of the virus. The spike protein is an important tool used by viruses to invade the human body and is also a target for the human immune system to recognize the virus. However, Hollis's blood can quickly discover these spikes , thereby achieving the effect of immunity.
In the summer of 2020, Lance Leota, co-director of the Center for Applied Proteomics and Molecular Medicine at George Mason University, asked Hollis to prepare a press release calling on people exposed to the coronavirus to participate in a study he is conducting.
In early April, Hollis held a 45-minute meeting in Leota's office. At the end of the meeting, he suddenly mentioned that he was surprised that he was not infected with the new coronavirus, even though his roommate had been uncomfortable.
So, after obtaining Hollis's consent, Leota collected his saliva and blood samples. Within two days, Hollis received a call from Leota and told him the shocking news.
According to Leota, Hollis was infected with the virus a few months ago and produced powerful antibodies.
Afterwards, Hollis recalled the congestion of his nose when he woke up in April 2020, and he thought he might have contracted the virus at that time. Leota believes he created "super antibodies" at that time.
Hollis said he was happy to have this immunity , hoping that these discoveries can help others better fight the new coronavirus.
Currently, Hollis is participating in George Mason University's research and joined the university and became a science communications liaison officer.
George Mason University is a famous first-class national university in the United States and a university that has risen rapidly in the United States in the past decade. George Mason University has expertise in the field of medical research and is one of the 13 schools with Level 3 biological laboratory guided by the National Institutes of Health. It has a special department to study new crown samples.
Currently, scientists are using research results on Hollis' blood to fight the impact of the new crown and new treatments for those who cannot get vaccinated. The good news is that Hollis's blood type is O type . In theory, it can help people of any blood type.
