#Market-Reversals

[gellymark-blog]

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[tawouqk]

pls repost 🙏🙏

[nxmvzo]

[Reverse: 1999 x Lay's Comic]

SONETTO APPEARANCE LET'S GO

Silly Sonetto art

You know what time it is

[the-blossica-fan]

Thanks to a certain someone on your blog, they have been assembled ^-^

Through time and softness, they have reunited once again

[dailydikke]

day 58

[asiaphotostudio]

Taiwan, 1999 Taitung, Taiwan. 台湾 台東市 Photography by Michitaka Kurata

[fishareglorious]

thinking about the time i posted a joke about tooth fairy and the fact she owns a subaru (well regarded as the car brand for lesbians), and somehow the post broke containment and car nerds found it

[barbieb0y]

ive played like One (1) chapter of the 2.0 event story and my love for j has been reignited 1000000x . i love him so fucking much you have no idea

[speedlimit15]

i want to appraise items but not in a pawn store way. i'm imagining it more like antiques roadshow where i set up a tent and people bring me their things and i tell them what i think it's worth and why and send them on their way. and somehow i make money from this

[torgawl]

this is absolutely killing me *bombastic side eye, criminal offensive side eye playing in the background*

[cheriafreya]

I'm actually... enjoying Wuthering Waves this time...

[prachicmi]

Antiviral Drugs: The Frontlines of Disease Prevention and Treatment

What are Antiviral Drugs? Antiviral drugs are medications for treating infections caused by viruses. Unlike antibiotics, which work against bacteria, antiviral drugs target virus infections such as influenza, hepatitis, herpes, and HIV/AIDS. These drugs do not cure viral infections but may help control symptoms and reduce the ability of viruses to multiply in the body. How do Antiviral Drugs Work? There are several ways that antiviral drugs work to fight viral infections: - Interfering with Viral Attachment: Antiviral Drugs is prevent viruses from attaching to and entering host cells in the body. This approach blocks the initial stage of viral infection. - Interrupting Viral Replication: Many antiviral medications interfere with the replication or reproduction of viruses already inside host cells. They target viral enzymes or proteins essential for viral replication and stop the virus from multiplying. - Incorporating Into Viral DNA/RNA: Some drugs incorporate themselves into the developing viral DNA or RNA during replication. This incorporation results in structural defects in the new viral particles that render them unable to function or infect other cells. - Mimicking Building Blocks of Viruses: Certain antiviral drugs resemble the natural building blocks viruses use during replication. The drugs get incorporated into new viral particles instead, resulting in non-functional or dead viral offspring. The Development of Antiviral Resistance Like bacteria, viruses can mutate and evolve resistance to medications over time. Repeated or prolonged use of antiviral drugs increases the likelihood that drug-resistant virus strains will emerge and spread. Some common mechanisms of antiviral resistance include: - Mutations in Viral Target Sites: Changes in the viral genes or proteins targeted by drugs can prevent the drugs from binding or having an effect. - Alterations in Cellular Target Sites: Mutations in host cell genes involved in viral infection processes may help viruses evade drug effects. - Enhanced Drug Efflux: Mutant viruses may efflux or pump out antiviral drugs more quickly, decreasing drug levels inside infected cells. - Enzymatic Drug Inactivation: Viruses resistant to some drugs produce enzymes that chemically inactivate the medications before they can take effect. To counter resistance, combination antiviral therapies targeting multiple parts of the viral life cycle are often prescribed. Constant monitoring of resistance remains important for treatment effectiveness. Newer antiviral medications continue being developed to stay ahead of evolving viral threats. The Clinical Significance of Antiviral Drugs

Discovery of effective antiviral drugs has transformed the medical management of many once-devastating viral illnesses: - Influenza: Neuraminidase inhibitor drugs like oseltamivir reduce flu severity and duration when taken early in infection. They helped minimise deaths during pandemics. - Hepatitis: Nucleoside and nucleotide analogues halt hepatitis B and C virus replication, are curative in many cases and prevent life-threatening complications like cirrhosis or liver cancer. - Herpes: Oral antivirals inhibit herpes simplex and varicella zoster virus replication, preventing recurrent outbreaks or severe infection in high-risk individuals. - HIV/AIDS: Potent combination antiretroviral therapy controls HIV replication and restores immune function, transforming AIDS from a fatal disease to a manageable chronic condition. - Ebola: Drugs like remdesivir proved effective against the recent Ebola outbreaks and research continues developing therapies before the next epidemic arises.

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[the-blossica-fan]

Saw a bit of Marcus x Medpoc a while ago, do you think Greta would approve of them?

Hello there!!

To give you a short answer... No

Greta has worked with Medicine Pocket before, or at the very least has interacted with them, and through their interactions they was not the most... Suitable person for someone like Marcus.

A shy bookworm who enjoys quiet and peace and needs to be handled carefully with one of, if not THE, weirdest and blatantly not human arcanist in the entirety of Laplace who literally bites and walks in four legs?!

Oh hell no.

Greta has no hatred or prejudice against arcanist but Medicine Pocket... They're a hard one to handle.

To say it kindly, reluctant to let Marcus date Medicine Pocket. Please, anyone but Medicine Pocket.

Okay that's an exaggeration, they're acceptable within the worst. As in, slightly tolerable.

She can be convinced, with time and effort, but so far she can only sigh as she sees Marcus excitedly talk to MedPoc. Hopefully they're not a terrible influence on her (they kind of is)

[crystlfied]

i laugh when my friend says he’s easily influenced by marketing tactics but i’m actually even worse…..

[fishareglorious]

i find it silly that most of the men in the game are beast characters lmao

[happy-cup]

sometimes you dont know what the fuck your cards are telling you until you come back from wherever the hell