Mutation that made corona virus so infectious may also be Achilles heel for vaccines to target – study
13 Nov, 2020 11:05
One of the latest strains of coronavirus, and currently the most common in the world, is called D614G.
Through tests on hamsters, researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Wisconsin-Madison have discovered that this particular strain replicates faster and spreads more easily than the original variant, which emerged in China at the beginning of the pandemic.
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