Nature has a decent article on this: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02544-6
Apparently we have little idea whether D614G is more infectious but that is hard to believe given that it has so thoroughly outcompeted other strains.
Apparently we have little idea whether D614G is more infectious but that is hard to believe given that it has so thoroughly outcompeted other strains.
https://twitter.com/ballouxfrancois/status/13316691180015370...
Still, assuming that massive success is due to competitive advantage rather than random chance is extremely on-brand for HN.
You have assumed I'm ignorant when you could have attempted to understand why I believe the things I do which seems at least as big a mistake as the one you accused me of making.
this modifies what was a specific key into a lockpick. this allows the virus to bind to a number of allelic versions of ACE2 rather than one or few specifics. thus promiscuous binding.