GT Progressive News: Researchers say a mutation (D614G) that occurred in #coronavirus in mid-January increases its spikes and their stability, making it easier to infect cells. The D614G strain now predominates. This strain appears to be more contagious but NOT more lethal

Saturday, June 13, 2020

Researchers say a mutation (D614G) that occurred in #coronavirus in mid-January increases its spikes and their stability, making it easier to infect cells. The D614G strain now predominates. This strain appears to be more contagious but NOT more lethal

⚠️Researchers say a mutation (D614G) that occurred in #coronavirus in mid-January increases its spikes and their stability, making it easier to infect cells.

The D614G strain now predominates. This strain appears to be more contagious but NOT more lethal.https://t.co/whUttFP8yC
— Dr. Dena Grayson (@DrDenaGrayson) June 13, 2020