“Dr. Anan, a virologist” revealed his knowledge of “smallpox,” recommends compared to HIV because they use different methods of transmission, pointing out that condoms can prevent HIV, but not monkeypox.
Today (24 July) Facebook “Anan Jongkaewwattana” or Dr. Anan Jongkaewwattana, a virologist. posted a message stating that “Where did the monkey pox come from? Seriously, no one knows. But it was first found in 1958 in monkeys at the Statens Serum Institut in Denmark. The plane carried 150 monkeys from Singapore for the purpose of studying the polio vaccine. About 51 days after the monkeys lived in Denmark, the first cluster saw skin blisters. Ten days later, another cluster of monkeys showed similar symptoms, suggesting that the infection did not originate. Rather, it is transmitted by other animals at the Danish institution. But today there is no information as to where the infection came from.
Only 20-30% of the monkeys found to be infected showed symptoms, namely a blister on the skin. and mild symptoms None of the sick monkeys died and recovered within 4 weeks. Researchers at the time isolated the monkey pox virus by injecting the infection from monkey blisters into hatched chicken eggs. and found that the virus can infect and multiply in the hatching eggs. (Pictured as cells of chicken embryonic tissue in hatching eggs) and the virus is further multiplied in other mammalian cells. including human cells Once enough viruses were obtained, they were compared with the vaccinia virus, or smallpox that occurs in other animals such as cows or horses, and found that the virus could also be caught with antibodies to the poxvirus as well. where the virus particles are clearly visible
and later also posted that “It is not recommended to compare HIV and monkeypox. Because there are different methods of transmission, for example condoms can protect against HIV, but not monkeypox.”