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CA Reports First Case of Double Mutation Variant From India

CA Reports First Case of Double Mutation Variant From India
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First US case of more infectious double mutant Indian covid variant is identified in California

First US case of more infectious ‘double mutant’ covid variant that emerged in India is identified in California Researchers at Stanford University confirmed what is believed to be the first U.S. case of a coronavirus variant that emerged in India Indian authorities have referred to it as a double mutant because it has two mutations on parts of the virus that help it hook onto our cells The variant was linked to between 15% and 20% of samples sequenced from India s Maharashtra state, which has seen a 50% spike in cases in the last week Health experts believe the variant spreads more rapidly, but there is no evidence to suggest that it evades vaccines antibodies more easily

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Coronavirus Variant from India Found in the Bay Area

April 5, 2021 Easyturn/iStock Researchers at Stanford University have detected a coronavirus variant believed to be the first of its kind in the United States. Stanford’s Dr. Dean Winslow says this strain could be more contagious, but there’s no evidence indicating it’s more dangerous yet. The variant was first identified in India and has two known mutations. The so-called “double mutant” variant recently appeared in a Santa Clara County resident’s test sample, but there are other suspected cases elsewhere in the Bay Area. Santa Clara County health leaders say the CDC does not consider it a “variant of interest” at this time.

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05 April 2021 Coronavirus Charts and News: Much Disagreement Whether the U S Is Entering A Pandemic Fourth Wave Retail Pharmacies May Abuse The Information You Provided To Get Your COVID Shot

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First confirmed case of Indian coronavirus variant in U S found in California

First confirmed case of Indian coronavirus variant in U.S. found in California Alicia Victoria Lozano © Provided by NBC News LOS ANGELES Researchers at Stanford University said Saturday that they had found at least one case of a new coronavirus variant first detected in India in Northern California. The new variant has two mutations, including one found in the California strain, in the spiky protein that the virus latches onto, according to Stanford Health Care spokesperson Lisa Kim. The variant was found in a patient from the San Francisco Bay Area by the school s Clinical Virology Laboratory. We believe this is the first described case with this variant in the United States, she said in an emailed statement.

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