Omicron the New COVID-19 Variant, a Review

Mustafa Abdallh, Amani A. Husain, Israa S. Salman, Rasha Raheem, N. Hairunisa, Husnun Amalia, R. Alsayed, Randa Mohammed, E. Yousif
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SARS-CoV-2 virus(COVID-19), the cause of coronavirus disease, has several variations.Some are thought to be particularly important or have been said to be so, because of their potential for greater transmissibility, Virus pathogenicity has grown, or vaccinations against them have become less effective. These mutations have a role in the COVID-19 pandemic's persistence. The B.1.1.529-Omicron variant, found in many coronavirus cases reported in South Africa discovered late 2021, having a surprisingly great number of mutations which raise a concern toward the spreadablity of this variant and severity of illness in comparison to other corona virus variants as well as the effectivity of the available vaccinations. This review summarizes of the most recent information and the answers to most of the world's questions about Omicron.
Omicron新冠病毒变体综述
SARS-CoV-2病毒(COVID-19)是冠状病毒病的病因,有几种变体。有些病毒被认为是特别重要的,或者据说是如此,因为它们具有更大的传播潜力,病毒致病性已经增强,或者针对它们的疫苗接种已经变得不那么有效。这些突变在COVID-19大流行的持续存在中发挥了作用。在南非报告的许多冠状病毒病例中发现的B.1.1.529-Omicron变体在2021年底发现,具有惊人的大量突变,与其他冠状病毒变体相比,这引起了人们对该变体的可传播性和疾病严重程度的担忧,以及现有疫苗接种的有效性。这篇综述总结了最新的信息和世界上大多数关于欧米克隆的问题的答案。
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