Suara.com – British government scientists warn that mutations corona virus Covid-19 that cause severe illness can occur when the combination of two varian virus corona infect one person.
Currently, experts claim to be more worried about the emergence of a dangerous variant of the corona virus, thus further prolonging the Covid-19 corona virus pandemic.
There are two variants of the corona virus that have caused chaos globally to the point of delaying the social distancing period, namely the Alpha corona virus and the Delta variant.
“A variant of the coronavirus that causes more severe disease could arise through recombination, where this variant is formed from people who are infected with two different coronavirus variants or acquire other genetic material from a coronavirus variant,” the scientists said. The Sun.
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Currently, the Covid-19 vaccine will most likely continue to provide protection against serious illnesses caused by the Covid-19 coronavirus variant.
However, there is no Covid-19 vaccine that provides complete protection against the coronavirus. Scientists say there is still increasing morbidity and mortality from such variants of the coronavirus.
Experts are also worried that the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic will be worse in early autumn. Moreover, Public Health England reports the current Covid-19 vaccine is less effective against the new variant of the corona virus found in Colombia.
Scientifically, the Colombian coronavirus variant is referred to as B.1.621. Last week, PHE categorized this Colombian coronavirus variant as a variant under investigation.
“There is preliminary laboratory evidence showing that antibodies after vaccination or previous infection are less effective at protecting themselves from infection with the Corona virus B.1,621,” said PHE.
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This is because the Colombian coronavirus variant has an attention mutation found in the Beta variant from South Africa, the Alpha variant from the UK and the Gamma variant from Brazil.
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