Coronavirus news: Virus could MUTATE to make vaccine creation even harder- NASA News

Coronavirus news: Virus could MUTATE to make vaccine creation even harder- NASA News
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More than 71,000 people worldwide have now contracted the coronavirus, named COVID-19, although slightly more than 70,000 of those are within China. Almost 1,800 people have died from the virus, which has led to global fear. The World Health Organisation has said it could take up to 18 months to create a vaccine but one expert has said it could prove difficult to do so as coronaviruses are good mutators. Rob Grenfell, Director of Health and Biosecurity at CSIRO, and Trevor Drew, Director of the Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL), said that as COVID-19 is an animal virus which was passed on to humans, it has already shown it is capable of mutating. As it is past from person to person and region to region, the duo say, it will continue to mutate even more so, perhaps differently in varying regions of the world. The pair wrote in an article for The Conversation: “Being an animal virus, it has already likely mutated as it adapted – first to another animal, and then jumping from an animal to humans.“Initially this was without transmission among people, but now it has taken the significant step of sustained human-to-human transmission.“As the virus continues to infect people, it is going through something of a stabilisation, which is part of the mutation process...