The researchers say the packaging works “like a molecular Tupperware,” encapsulating the proteins and keeping them separated.

Another explanation may be found in the metabolic rate of children. It is higher than that of adults, which may make the immune system of children better suited to ward off the virus’s replication.

The team observed that the birds showed less coloration at the end of the 15-year period than they did when they initiated the study.

According to a new study, adults have stable memory responses of common cold coronaviruses (CCCs)-fighting antibodies and T cells, presumably derived from these multiple exposures to CCCs in childhood.

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