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As the term cells enter your system, the virus attaches to your cells and starts attacking them one by one and they start mutating.

klemol [59]3 years ago

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As the new coronavirus continues to spread around the globe, researchers say the virus is changing its genetic makeup slightly. But does that mean it is becoming more dangerous to humans? And what would the impact be on any future vaccines?

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