You can generally trace the stacking mutations in these kinds virus since it occurs commonly enough. They’ll stack and you can kind of following the trajectory of how it evolves. Genealogy is a term I haven’t really considered to describe this but I suppose it works.
That’s how they were first able to confirm reinfection because the sequences were different across both infections.
You know, like an epidemiological breakout and spread? Given what we know about Covid-19 and its infection rate?
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You can generally trace the stacking mutations in these kinds virus since it occurs commonly enough. They’ll stack and you can kind of following the trajectory of how it evolves. Genealogy is a term I haven’t really considered to describe this but I suppose it works.
That’s how they were first able to confirm reinfection because the sequences were different across both infections.