Show 1234: How Microbes Evolve to Become Enemies or Allies

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Show 1234: How Microbes Evolve to Become Enemies or Allies

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The SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus behind COVID-19 is changing. This should not be a surprise, since microbes evolve by nature. What implications might this have for the infection in future months? We speak with an evolutionary biologist to see how his perspective can illuminate the pandemic. How Do Microbes Evolve? SARS-CoV-2 is a coronavirus that evolved initially […]

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