Investigadores de la Universidad de Lieja descubrieron el pasado enero una nueva mutación del virus SARS-CoV-2, responsable de la COVID-19, cuyos efectos aún se desconocen, según informó este lunes el diario belga Le Soir.
La nueva mutación, conocida como Spike Insertion (SI) y cuyo nombre científico es B.1.214, no está clasificada aún como “variante preocupante” (VOC), como sí lo están la llamada variante británica (B.1.117), la variante sudafricana (B.1.351) y la variante brasileña (P.1).
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