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1. You would check the person’s immune response. With luck they have infect a pool of people in the local area which should give you more data. 2. Yes there ar
by danieltillett 7y ago
1. You would check the person’s immune response. With luck they have infect a pool of people in the local area which should give you more data.
2. Yes there are, but we need to look for a quite rare mutant.
3. We would be genome sequencing clinical samples - these would be kept in storage until the data comes back.