All lies like usual, they study the nanometer of the spike they made the supposed vax for, not even the entire spike. I glad they did, that keeps purebloods safe. It’s like they planned this out or are a bunch of clown.
“The critical thing about this variant (BA.2.86) is that it has a whole host of mutations compared to some of the omicron variants that emerged about two years ago,” says Pekosz.
The genetic sequence of BA.2.86 has over 30 mutations in the spike protein compared to its parent BA.2 strain, says Pekosz. According to the CDC, BA.2.86 also has over 35 mutations compared to the omcrion XBB.1.5 subvariant, which was dominant through most of 2023 and will be targeted by new COVID boosters this fall.
All lies like usual, they study the nanometer of the spike they made the supposed vax for, not even the entire spike. I glad they did, that keeps purebloods safe. It’s like they planned this out or are a bunch of clown.
>“The critical thing about this variant (BA.2.86) **is that it has a whole host of mutations** compared to some of the omicron variants that emerged about two years ago,” says Pekosz.
>**The genetic sequence of BA.2.86 has over 30 mutations in the spike protein compared to its parent BA.2 strain, says Pekosz.** According to the CDC, **BA.2.86 also has over 35 mutations compared to the omcrion XBB.1.5 subvariant**, which was dominant through most of 2023 and will be targeted by new COVID boosters this fall.
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