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COVID-19 vaccine works on old, new strains – West Coast Sentinel
The quest for an effective COVID-19 vaccine is a step closer to reality, with Australian scientists proving potential candidates should work against the now-d…..
The quest for an effective COVID-19 vaccine is a step closer to reality, with Australian scientists proving potential candidates should work against the now-dominant strain.
CSIRO researchers have dispelled fears mutations of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes coronavirus, could render some developmental vaccines out of date before they are approved.
Most worldwide vaccines under development are based on the original early-pandemic “D-strain” of COVID, but the virus has since evolved to the glo…
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