Updated July 21st, 2020 at 17:46 IST
'Bye corona': Tweeple celebrate promising results of Oxford's COVID-19 vaccine with memes
Hundreds of Twitter users are celebrating the major breakthrough vaccine developed by Oxford University for COVID-19 with a hilarious meme fest. Check here.
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Twitter users are celebrating a major breakthrough vaccine candidate developed by UK's Oxford University and pharma major AstraZeneca for COVID-19 through memes. Under the hashtag #OxfordVaccine, social media users are making fun of the novel coronavirus that has now infected over 14.6 million people across the globe. From using movie dialogues to stills from various Netflix series, there are a series of memes budded from the creativity of the internet users. One user even said "bye Corona". Here are some of the hilarious memes:
#oxfordvaccine
— Aditya (@Aditya25703139)
Coronavirus after vaccine pic.twitter.com/Bo826lf3WH
#oxfordvaccine submitted their report and it says clinical trial is showing great results.
— always second (@vinayishere_)
Nepali pm oli on their way to declare Oxford belongs to nepal pic.twitter.com/gbgVNBNjNP
#oxfordvaccine
— Deep Karathiya (@deep_karathiya)
Vaccine created by oxford shows great result.
Nepali people waiting for pm oli to declare Oxford belongs to nepal pic.twitter.com/paO7GTTIOa
Coronavirus now:
— Rakshit Mahajan (@Rakshitx03)
#oxfordvaccine pic.twitter.com/W2xf4861XR
#oxfordvaccine
— Psycho Kanya (@PsychoKanya)
Corona virus Now.. pic.twitter.com/TeZUgdCHZp
After positive result of #oxfordvaccine Immunity and T cell vs Corona 😆 pic.twitter.com/m6bkNUTnin
— S Shrikant (@Badey_aram_se)
After #oxfordvaccine
— Aditya pathak (@adityapathak_s)
Those who were in strict home quarantine be like - * pic.twitter.com/DKlNH3BzUw
#oxfordvaccine tested to be safe and induces immune response
— Nishant Srivastava (@zindgi_tabah)
Le #coronavirus to China: pic.twitter.com/PTmr4h9p7e
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Oxford's COVID-19 vaccine candidate
The potential vaccine candidate developed by Oxford University called ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 has been developed in partnership with English drugmakers AstraZeneca. In a preliminary report published in renowned Lancet Journal, scientists have stated that during the randomised trials, individuals which received a shot of ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 vaccine showed 'no adverse effects' and a single dose elicits an increase in spike-specific antibodies by day 28.
"ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 was safe, tolerated, and immunogenic, while reactogenicity was reduced with paracetamol. A single dose elicited both humoral and cellular responses against SARS-CoV-2, with a booster immunisation augmenting neutralising antibody titres. The preliminary results of this first-in-human clinical trial supported clinical development progression into ongoing phase 2 and 3 trials," the study published in Lancet read.
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Published July 21st, 2020 at 16:34 IST