Comment by jonplackett
4 hours ago
Can anyone explain why the body doesn’t just naturally make lots of These broadly neutralising antibodies?
It seems like they’d be so useful - so there must be a good reason there aren’t lots of them normally?
4 hours ago
Can anyone explain why the body doesn’t just naturally make lots of These broadly neutralising antibodies?
It seems like they’d be so useful - so there must be a good reason there aren’t lots of them normally?
Because humans were designed by evolution, a process driven by random mutations and natural selection that can become stuck at local maxima rather than producing the best possible design.