Ahmedabad: Analysis of 198 Samples Positive Covid patients were sent to Gujarat Biotechnology Research Center (GBRC) from mid-May until mid-July revealed that 142 or 71% of cases had a Delta variant (B.1.617.2).
The rest of the case includes 13% kappa (b.1.617.1) and alpha variant 7.5% (b.1.1.7).
The remaining 8.5% included different variants including AY.3, B.1.1.354, B.1.617.3, B.1.214.2, B.1.36, B.1.1.36, B.1.36.
8, B.1.1, and B.1, among others.
Data recently updated by experts.
Delta has ruled perched from the beginning of the second wave like some other Indian countries, experts said.
The number of Kappa cases came from Ahmedabad, letter, Bharuch, and Sabarkantha.
Likewise, the alpha variant case was seen in Ahmedabad, letters, and Bharuch, expressed his analysis.
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“There are no changes in the treatment protocol when it comes to different variants.
But this research is important to understand the symptoms of infection, virulence, mortality, and infectivity.
The variant also tells us about the route that might be where the virus can enter specific areas,” said a person Ahmedabad-based microbiologist.
“There is a lot of interest in the variant too due to the fact that the third wave can be heralded by the possibility of a new mutation.” The Delta variant, first identified in India, is considered a power behind the second wave of Pandemics and High Mortality of India.
After the second wave, Gujarat – and India in general – has increased the sequencing of the genome of the cases that are confirmed vary to get the initial signs of mutation.