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Veerendra · Guest

This is ***** people. Everyone, that is into virology, know that A(H1N1) contains about 14 000 base pairs. And about around each 10 000 base pairs in replikation there is a write error. Meaning that there are about 1 error per replicated virus in a body. While 1 million replicated during infection with symptoms or NOT, there be also just as many mutations.BUT, a mutation doesn't tell if it is a successful one or not. That chance is extremely low.What they look at are the hong kong scenario antigene shift where 2 viruses infect a cell at same time and both contain highly pathogenic avian flu virus gene strains like H5N1, H7N3, H7N7 and H9N3 and so on.If such things would happen the resulting virus often.. like in always been of a certain kind that make way for high spread but low mortality. Because this is just about it. A virus of single strain, or even double strained like HIV, will have to "choose"; will I be highly deadly with lots of "dynamics" I must make room in the code for that.. have to sacrifice easy spreading and other features. Will be less deady = more genetic code to survive as a result with features like making infection easy through many types of transits, like air, fluids and suvive longer in environments. Will it have features like long incubation timer so noone will notice me around before infected 75% of the world population?We can see all these types of features in for example Swine Flu. 0.018 death %-age. Easy spread, kills just the weak ones. HIV.. Used to have hig death rate, smart and evasive by changing. But not so high chance get infected by. You could bang someone for years actually and not get infected, where women are more easily infected than males worth mention. Ebola.. nasty virus.. so nasty that it kills swift and then dissapear. Little is known, just as it seem so very rare.A virus that is so hard on the host and kills it too good also kill itself and chance of spreading and surviving, as well as mutating and spread and fast evolution.In fact.. this is property rules us humans and animals also have. If you are big, you aren't agile and also clumsier. If you are smart you often tend to lose in the social area or something else. It is all about balance.
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Lethbridge · Guest

i don't know!!?
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Prince · Guest

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