California coronavirus variant is more contagious, new research shows
The Hill –
A potentially homegrown mutation of the COVID-19 spike protein could be the reason behind high case numbers in California. The strain, known as CAL.20C, contains changes in the spike protein’s binding receptors, making it potentially more transmissible.
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