Well I took this part from some articles, in which it is elaborated that, how can a new virus born?

A new type of virus is also born. There are two basic ways. The first appears when the virus produces its copies. Sometimes the new copies make some changes in the genetic material of the virus while making these copies. Initially, these changes are unimportant. But the virus generates millions of copies. That is why eventually a transcript of the virus is born whose genetic material is quite different from the first virus. Thus a new type of virus is born which carries its own specific genetic material. Mutations in the genetic material of the virus are called mutations in the term. While the new type of virus is called strain.

Another method for the birth of a new strain or virus of a virus is called reassortment. It is born when two different or similar virus strains are inserted into an organism.

Sana Arshad Thank yrou for your reply, from such mutations what could be the future forms of coronaviruses

Studies on comprehensive structural genomics and interactomic roadmaps of sars cov-2 /COVID-19 are needed to understand the evolutionary conserved functional regions of viral proteins ....Inputs from different available database are needed for computational work in this regard...

SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus causing Covid-19 disease, like many other types of viruses, will quickly mutate and will mutate in the future. In the following years many new varieties, types of Coronavirus will be created. Most will be completely harmless to humans, because the collective resistance of the human population will increase under the influence of the development of the current pandemic. Because the virus is constantly mutating, new strains with a slightly different genetic composition are constantly being created. As you read my comment, new mutant strains of Coronavirus are emerging. However, most of the new, mutant strains of Coronavirus do not differ much or in practice almost completely do not differ from the previous ones. New strains are created in a short time, but genetically differing only to a very small extent. But in the situation of a much longer time of virus functioning in many people, during infections of many more people, infections occurring in different environments and situations in which people operate, it is possible that different varieties, strains may occur on individual continents, in particular countries, regions Coronavirus, which can vary significantly and cause noticeable, significantly different effects, different responses of the infected organism, and may cause other symptoms of the same Covid-19 disease. Therefore, currently (April 2020) in many research centers in at least a few countries research is being carried out, which is to end with the creation of effective therapeutic therapy, and above all a vaccine for Coronavirus. Research teams working on this type of projects in virology laboratories that are working on the development and development of a SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus vaccine include the possibility of mutating this Coronavirus. So, for the vaccine to be effective, it should be of a universal nature, taking into account different strains of Coronavirus and / or will have to with each subsequent season of infection growth, e.g. with each subsequent autumn-winter season (similarly as in the case of vaccines for new strains of influenza viruses) ) new vaccine versions should be created for new diagnosed SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus strains. Most likely, these versions of the vaccine will have to arise at least a few, i.e. for regional, continental diagnosed types, strains found in given regions, continents of the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus. Therefore, a negative scenario cannot be ruled out that new strains, mutated new types of SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus will, similarly to influenza, appear with each subsequent autumn-winter season in subsequent years and in the situation of a significant decrease in the resistance of the population of a given human community. Much virology knowledge data indicates that SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus will remain in the coming years. It is not known, however, whether the new types, strains of this Coronavirus will dominate and replace the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus, or whether the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus will still dominate in its current form. These issues will be clarified in a few years and the outcome of this process and the answer to this question will be determined by the following factors:

1. Rate of mutation and formation of new varieties of SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus significantly different from the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus. 2. The development of resistance of the collective human population to the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus (similarly to the influenza virus and other infectious diseases caused by viruses). 3. The creation of the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus vaccine, its effectiveness and the scale of its use by citizens. For example, ideas about linking vaccinations with the possibility of traveling to other countries are already emerging. Currently, Big Data Analytics analytical centers are creating prediction models for the development of the situation regarding the development of the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus pandemic causing Covid-19 disease in subsequent months and years, and the effects of using specific epidemiological and sanitary safety instruments and the use of specific anti-crisis, interventionist socio-crisis policies -economic, their impact on economic processes, the global economy. However, the results of these predictions can be very different depending on the initial assumptions made in analytical processes carried out on Big Data Analytics analytical platforms using modern Industry 4.0 technology solutions.

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Dariusz Prokopowicz

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