Answer to Question #214192 in English for desyscott

Question

1.write an introductory paragraph on the topic coronavirus vaccine .underline the thesis statement

2.Formulate one topic sentence from the thesis statement and develop into unified, complete, coherent paragraph.

Answer 1

Coronavirus vaccines are a standout amongst other public health breakthroughs in history, allowing for the control, elimination, or near-eradication of a variety of severe diseases that were once unpreventable. COVID-19 vaccines, such as those made by Pfizer and Moderna, are messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines that are considered cutting-edge technology. Despite the fact that mRNA vaccines have never been used previously, a decade of research and development has gone into making this technology efficient and safe for humans. Adenovirus is the basis for AstraZeneca's vaccine candidate. Merck's recently approved Ebola vaccine is the only other adenovirus-based vaccine that has received FDA approval. Adenovirus was first obtained from chimps and then manipulated such that it could no longer multiply within human cells, effectively eliminating its ability to cause a cold. Getting vaccinated is very important for surviving COVID-19 and transitioning to a post-pandemic environment.

It is critical to get vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to survive the pandemic and transition to a post-pandemic environment. The vaccinations' science is robust, and preliminary evidence suggests that there are no long-term side effects to be concerned about. In science, transparency is crucial, and there is nothing to be concerned about as long as vaccine manufacturers are transparent. Both the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccine candidates inject mRNA into the cells, which forms a protein "spike" found on the virus's surface, and the cells decode the code and produce the protein. Your immune system reacts to this foreign substance and educates itself to eradicate the intruder by making antibodies after the "spike" proteins are created. Once your immune system has produced an antibody against the "spike" protein, it remembers it and may re-produce the identical antibodies needed to combat the virus if you are ever exposed to it.