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Raja Clavata
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Personally I am losing track of all the strains that are being talked about, so far I've heard of S & L from Wuhan, a reference to A, B & C suggesting Wuhan started from strain B and now I'm reading about a strain G which is apparently a mutation which is more contagious. At this rate we are going to run out of letters and will have to apply a naming convention similar to storms originating in the Americas.

Has anyone else got their head around this strain mullarkey? 

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43 minutes ago, Lloyd90 said:

Well if you can catch one strain and then another strain afterwards we are finished! 

That's exactly one of my lines of thought but I'd like to get my head around the facts on the strains, or at least the latest theories, before projecting an overall outcome.

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1 hour ago, Raja Clavata said:

Personally I am losing track of all the strains that are being talked about, so far I've heard of S & L from Wuhan, a reference to A, B & C suggesting Wuhan started from strain B and now I'm reading about a strain G which is apparently a mutation which is more contagious. At this rate we are going to run out of letters and will have to apply a naming convention similar to storms originating in the Americas.

Has anyone else got their head around this strain mullarkey? 

It's all about the ability of viruses to mutate maybe.

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Just now, old man said:

It's all about the ability of viruses to mutate maybe.

Yes, agreed but I believe viruses usually mutate in a downward trajectory of virulence and more importantly prospects of fatal outcome for those it infects.

There is noise suggesting that's not necessarily the case with COVID and this is coming from science publications not MSM.

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1 minute ago, Raja Clavata said:

Yes, agreed but I believe viruses usually mutate in a downward trajectory of virulence and more importantly prospects of fatal outcome for those it infects.

There is noise suggesting that's not necessarily the case with COVID and this is coming from science publications not MSM.

Thanks for the insight I will just get the popcorn and await science.

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