Can somebody explain, in scientific terms how they're detecting this "new strain"? What distinguishes it from the "regular" strain genetically speaking? If it doesn't make people more ill, what flags a regular test to be tested for the new strain? How are they able to test and confirm the presence of a new strain of virus in a matter of a couple of weeks?
Can somebody explain, in scientific terms how they're detecting this "new strain"? What distinguishes it from the "regular" strain genetically speaking? If it doesn't make people more ill, what flags a regular test to be tested for the new strain? How are they able to test and confirm the presence of a new strain of virus in a matter of a couple of weeks?
Forget the new strain they haven't even isolated the original. https://www.bitchute.com/video/3CJmTR0PKXpS/
Forget the new strain they haven't even isolated the original.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/3CJmTR0PKXpS/
because, "science"
ha... now you can't disagree.
because, "science"
ha... now you can't disagree.
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