Developers of COVID-19 vaccines need inspiration, and it may come from cancer researchers. And why not? Viruses and cancers share certain behaviors to help them visit woe upon humankind. So, it seems only fair that vaccine developers and cancer researchers should identify and exploit concepts and methods with cross-disciplinary potential.
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Interesting article, thanks for posting. And an interesting use of a verb I have never once said or written in my entire life, espy.
I thought being espied meant one achieved a sports award. 
Cant wait to use espied in a scrabble game and get challenged.
Jeff, the word "espied" is what caught my eye. It made me reread the title and I saw the subject might be of interest to our forum. I learned the word from needing it in crossword puzzles--otherwise, never use it. I most likely had to look it up the first time.
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