The spikes on the outside of the coronavirus (illustrated in red) are what it uses to latch onto cells inside the victim’s airways. According to scientists, a mutated version of the virus appears to have developed stronger spikes, making it more likely that it will infect someone if inhaled. Scientists …
Read More »The world’s dominant strain of coronavirus “is 10 TIMES more infectious than the one that jumped into humans in China” because it mutated so that its vital peak protein does not break down as often in the body, scientists say.
