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?
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.