Why didn't the SARS v1 (2003) have as many cases as the covid-19 have at the...
Why didn't the SARS v1 (2003) have as many cases as the covid-19 have at the moment?
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Ans . SARS :- Severe acute respiratory syndrome the virus spread likely from bags to civet cats . Covid - 19 :- Corona virus appears to be less deadly than SARS, Which killed around 10 % of people who become infected.
WHO Corona -19 declared the outbreak a pandemic. Corona virus is structurally similar to SARS .
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SARS-CoV) and MERS in 2012-2013 (caused by the virus MERS-CoV).
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causes COVID-19. There have been two previous major coronavirus
outbreaks in 21st century – SARS in 2002-2003 (caused by the virus
SARS-CoV) and MERS in 2012-2013 (caused by the virus MERS-CoV).
(a)Based on the phylogeny above, how do we know that COVID-19 is
a new disease and not a resurgence of SARS or MERS? Be specific and
refer to the relationships shown on the phylogeny in your
answer....
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Scientists at the University
of Iowa are working on a live, genetically COVID-19 vaccine. They
have inserted the genes that encode COVID-19 envelop protein a
virus (parainfluenza). In the diagram, 1) viral vector vaccine.
Parainfluenza virus causes mild influenza-like
symptoms.
Diagram or explain the steps that were taken to get the
COVID RNA into the parainfluenza host. Remember to make the
parainfluenza virus non-pathogenic.
How can Pfizer scale up production of the genetically
engineered parainfluenza virus to produce quantities enough...
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showing symptons. given that 25% of the tests are positive find the
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1)probability that a randomly tested person is showing
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prob that a covid test for that person is positive?
3) given that a person is not showing symptons, what is the
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