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We're not seeing much in the way of mutation in the SARS-CoV-2 structural proteins. And for other coroanviruses where we've developed vaccines, for dogs and pi
by Symmetry 7y ago
We're not seeing much in the way of mutation in the SARS-CoV-2 structural proteins. And for other coroanviruses where we've developed vaccines, for dogs and pigs, we haven't had the same sort of problems with having to produce new vaccines that we do with the fast mutating flue.
Now, resistance does fade and to keep your dog protected you need to give it a booster shot every year or two and it might very well be the same with humans and SARS-2. But at least we wouldn't have to play the game of guessing which strain would be dominant in an upcoming season.