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Short Communication - Journal of Biotechnology and Phytochemistry (2022) Volume 6, Issue 2
A putative part for the tobacco mosaic infection in smoker's resistance to COVID-19
Reports from different nations propose that tobacco smoking might secure from SARS-CoV-2 contamination, since the predominance of smoking in COVID-19 hospitalized patients is lower than within the individual common populace. Separated from nicotine or other chemicals contained in tobacco smoke, we propose that a single-stranded RNA infection that taints tobacco clears out, tobacco mosaic infection (TMV), could be ensnared in this impact. TMV, in spite of the fact that non-pathogenic, is found in smokers’ aviation routes, and fortifies versatile and natural resistance, with discharge of particular antibodies and interferons. The last mentioned may have preventive and/or helpful impacts against COVID-19.
Author(s): E. de Bernardis