Early Mutation of the COVID-19 Virus Led to its Quick Spread
In a recent study published in the journal Nature, researchers have identified a mutation in the COVID-19 virus that quickly spread around the world. This mutation, known as D614G, was found to be a key factor in the virus’ rapid global spread. The mutation is believed to have been present in the original strain of the virus, and is thought to have helped the virus to spread more efficiently due to its higher transmissibility. The findings suggest that early mutation of the virus played an important role in its rapid spread, and could lead to more effective strategies for controlling and preventing future pandemics.
source: Phys.org