The corona virus is changing over and over again, how will the vaccine be made? Voltage experts

New Delhi
The coronavirus infection in India is spreading rapidly in India. Meanwhile, all eyes are now on the latest Corona vaccine update. With the introduction of the vaccine itself, people’s lives will get back on track. But in a new study, experts have found the multiple mutations in Covid 19 of this virus. This is a cause for great concern. If this virus keeps changing its nature over and over again, then the effect of the Corona vaccine will also be different and even the vaccine may not be able to prevent your infection.

Many times your protein changes
The study published in a medical journal showed that the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes Covid-19. There have been many changes in your “spike protein”. It is these proteins that give the virus the ability to infiltrate human cells. Once it enters the body, it begins to spread the infection there, causing all kinds of problems.

Research revealed
This report from the Journal of Laboratory Physicians was based on the analysis of 1,325 genomes, 1,604 peak proteins, and 279 partial peak proteins. These test samples were kept at the US National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) until May 1 and the research was conducted there. The study’s lead author, Dr. Sarman Singh, said he found 12 mutations in the spike protein (SARS-COV-2). Six of which were new mutations. Genetic changes have also been found in infection with the Indian strain virus (MT012098.1). He said we don’t know how this will affect the disease virus.

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This virus can change itself
Experts said peak genetic changes were seen in spike proteins extracted from the US SARS-CoV-2 genome Singh said: “The virus is known to alter or alter its genetic makeup when exposed to different environments. But in this case, the change is happening quite quickly. We are not sure how this will affect the spread of the disease. ‘

Many research institutes participated
The research was attended by several research institutes, including infectious disease and immunity experts at the Global Health Program, the McGill University Health Center Research Institute, and the McGill International TB Center, Canada. The study indicated that the spike was the main goal of protein vaccine development, but that many changes in the antigenic epitope were found in all genomes available globally.

The study noted that the Covid 19 virus can change its nature in a short period. Which suggests that developing a vaccine for this can be a challenging task. Mutations can be one of the main reasons why antibodies do not form in your body. This indicates that patients infected with mutants will have little or no antibodies.