DEVELOPING ANALL-IN-ONE VACCINE Elvidio Miranda It may seem far-fetched, a remote possibility and a theoretical assumption, which will of course make it a costly proposition that most will not be able to afford unless mass produced, but an all-in-one vaccine that is effective across all variants is possible if all the permutations and combinations of the spike proteins generated can be simulated on a super computer so that all the 30,000-odd genome sequencing building blocks can be subjected to being able to be identified and then a master vaccine developed that will be all encompassing and a panacea against all forms of variants possible. The possibility of a practical development can be definitely done in a big multi-national set-up with all facilities, but the time span may run in developing it into probably a decade. Would it be worthwhile to try and do such a massive exercise? Will it lead to other vaccines and cures even for cancer possible by adopting this strategy that does not leave anything to chance but addresses all the possible angles without doubt? May be a group of researchers could try this method at least if to be awarded a Noble prize.
