http://www.dowell-netherlands.com/2009/12/patient-in-utah-has-swine-flu-virus.html
Monday, December 7, 2009
Patient in Utah has swine flu virus with D225G, low reactor H1N1 mutation causing lung hemorrhaging
A sample from a Utah swine flu patient has been analyzed, and shows the same H1N1 mutation found in Ukraine and other locations around the world. This mutation of the pandemic A H1N1 swine flu virus, the receptor binding domain change of D225G, is associated with lung hemorrhaging and resistance to the swine flu vaccine.
H1N1 mutation: D225G
The H1N1 mutation that affects the receptor binding domain D225G causes the swine flu virus to attach to cells deep in the lungs. This can cause severe illness, including lung hemorrhaging. The D225G RBD has been found in cases of swine flu in Ukraine, Brazil, and other locations around the world. Symptoms of bleeding in the lungs have been identified here in the United States.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment