B.1.1.7 strain

Science Times - Coronaviruses’ ‘Recombination’ Ability that Potentially Adds to Rise of Dangerous Variants Worry Scientists

Coronaviruses’ ‘Recombination’ Ability Potentially Adds To Rise of Dangerous Variants

Medicine & Technology Feb 05, 2021

New studies highlight how coronaviruses often mix their genetic components, potentially contributing to the increase of dangerous strains.

New Data Shows UK Variant May Be 30% More Fatal

Jan 23, 2021

Preliminary evidence recently showed the new COVID-19 strain in the United Kingdom may be 30 percent more fatal compared to the original virus that has been affecting millions of people globally.

B.1.1.7 strain

Coronaviruses’ ‘Recombination’ Ability Potentially Adds To Rise of Dangerous Variants

New Data Shows UK Variant May Be 30% More Fatal

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