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"UK 'Kent' variant with the E484K mutation - it was seen in 11 out of 214,159 samples"[1] There's been only a handful of cases with that variation in the UK, i
by stirlo 6y ago
"UK 'Kent' variant with the E484K mutation - it was seen in 11 out of 214,159 samples"[1]
There's been only a handful of cases with that variation in the UK, it is not the dominant strain which the AstraZeneca results you referred to came from.
[1] https://www.bbc.com/news/health-55900625 https://www.bbc.com/news/health-55900625
- easytiger 6y agoSo despite much heralded increased transmissibility, it has failed to prove dominant despite being incidental in timeline with b117. No great artistry will make it more fearsome than the lack of proof thereof.