SARS-CoV-2 pathogen #Covid19 photo
New SARS-CoV-2 pathogen photos taken at Rocky Mountains Lab in Hamilton, Montana, USA
The U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases showed new photos of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, which causes COVID-19 Images were obtained on a scanning and transmission electron microscope, after which they were “tinted” with different colors for clarity. Pictures posted on Flickr NIAID.
The Rocky Mountain laboratory in the United States conducts research on dangerous pathogens such as pathogens of Ebola, tularemia, Q fever and others. Access security level - IV category (maximum). In the USA there are about 15 facilities where it is allowed to work with microbes and viruses of such a level of pathogenicity.
SARS-CoV-2 is a single-stranded RNA virus of naturally occurring virus of approximately 30,000 nucleotides. 80% identical to SARS-CoV (causes severe acute respiratory syndrome - SARS). First discovered in December 2019. Infection can occur both in the form of mild acute respiratory viral infections and in severe form. Complications of severe cases may include pneumonia or respiratory failure with a risk of death.
Now I have three questions:
- #COVID19 modifies itself and can cause harm not only to the lungs (pneumonia) but to another organ, only there will be no covid19?
- How quickly will the antiviral serum from #covid19 and its modifications be developed?
- Will #covid19 serum and its modifications be included in the list of mandatory vaccinations for children?
Is it really impossible to foresee and make a serum from this ailment or something else was planned ??? Reduce the inhabitants of the planet or some sort of showdown between countries at the trading level ??
I think we can only guess on the coffee grounds to find out the truth for those people who released this virus are either dead or ....
ad 1) - Illness is called covid-19, virus is callled SARS-CoV-2, thus SARS-CoV-2 might mutate. Still should stay covid-19 like cold stays cold and flu is still called flu despite mutations
ad 2) - There already are some vaccine candidates, but it takes a long time to properly assess effects on humans
ad3) No, no vaccinations for kids for flu or common cold are administered; almost everybody will catch covid-19 within one year according to the UK and German governments, kids have usually only mild symptoms and mortality is very low in young age, so no need for widespread vaccinations among kids.