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however, evolution theory is on our side. With the virus going through mutations it will end being less deadly as time goes on )as a general rule=. It makes sen
by Jommi 7y ago
however, evolution theory is on our side. With the virus going through mutations it will end being less deadly as time goes on )as a general rule=. It makes sense: Deadlier versions of the virus die away when they kill their host. Healthy mutations infect more people.
- koheripbal 7y agoCoronaviruses with error correction in their RNA replication mechanisms, like covid-19, do not mutate very much. This is different from Influenza which easily shifts its RNA sequence and this requires new yearly vaccinations / and avoids immunity in humans.
- Jommi 7y agoSo then that means that likely immunization duration will be long and vaccine cycle less dense? That's positive isn't it?