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Well you cannot claim either way. There is still circumstantial evidence for a significant difference in virulence and mortality across the globe, so there migh
by SomeoneFromCA 6y ago
Well you cannot claim either way. There is still circumstantial evidence for a significant difference in virulence and mortality across the globe, so there might be indeed multiple strains, we just do know about it.
- Symmetry 6y agoYou can definitely claim it if, say, a CUA codon is replaced by a CUG codon because both of those code for Leucine and the resulting proteins will be absolutely identical.
- SomeoneFromCA 6y agoThat is not what I said. If there is observable difference between two populations, then indeed there might be two different strains at work. If you want to be super pedantic, not all RNAs are mRNAs, and there might be difference between CUA and CUG in tRNA's behavior.