This is what the Corona virus looks like that threatens the world
You hear about him every day on the news, and you might even be a little scared of him, but you still have no idea what he looks like. So here it is going to change. Get to know the COVID-19
This is what the Corona virus looks like that threatens the world
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For almost two months now, the COVID-19 virus, which you know as the Corona virus, has been threatening the world. And despite his extensive coverage and despite the fact that microbiologists around the world are looking for a vaccine, most of us don't even know what he looks like.
The National Allergy and Infectious Diseases Laboratory of the United States (NIAID) has released microscopic images of the Corona virus, and strangely these are beautiful images, taken from a patient in the United States.
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Corona virus (photo: NIAID-RML, screenshot)
For those of us who are not scientists, we are told that these images are not much different from those of the MERS virus that appeared in 2012 or those of the SARS that appeared in 2002 and caused the deaths of 800 people. And this is not surprising: the spikes on the surface of the Corona family give this family its name - Corona, which is the Latin word for the crown, and most of all have a crown-like appearance.
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Corona virus (photo: NIAID-RML, screenshot)
(Credit Photo: NIAID-RML)
Corona virus (photo: NIAID-RML, screenshot)
(Credit Photo: NIAID-RML)
Corona virus (photo: NIAID-RML, screenshot)
(Credit Photo: NIAID-RML)
Corona virus (photo: NIAID-RML, screenshot)
(Credit Photo: NIAID-RML)
Corona virus (photo: NIAID-RML, screenshot)