Omicron o loʻo sosolo pei o le afi e le gata i le Iunaite Setete ma Europa. Lapata'i mai tagata popoto e uiga i le tapunia atoa o galuega tetele, ma se fa'alavelave e le'i o'o i ai se fa'atatau ona o le fa'asalalauina o le Omicron variant, lea e ta'ua o le B.1.1.529.

Na faatoa faailoa mai e le Upu Moni:

Fa'atoa mae'a su'esu'ega ia Tesema 31 ma fa'asalalau i luga nature.com taʻua ai mea nei:

O le Omicron (B.1.1.529) ese'esega o le ma'i ma'i manava ma'i coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) na muai faailoaina ia Novema o le 2021 i Aferika i Saute ma Botswana faapea foi i se faataitaiga mai se tagata malaga mai Aferika i Saute i Hong. Kong.

Talu mai lena taimi, B.1.1.529 ua maua i le lalolagi atoa.

O lenei fesuiaiga e foliga mai e le itiiti ifo i le tutusa faʻamaʻi nai lo le B.1.617.2 (Delta), ua uma ona faʻatupuina faʻasalalauga tele, ma ua manumalo ai Delta i totonu o vaiaso i le tele o atunuʻu ma nofoaga tetele.

O le B.1.1.529 o loʻo faʻafeiloaʻi ai se numera e leʻi tupu muamua o suiga i lona gene spike ma o lipoti muamua na maua ai faʻamaoniga mo le tele o le sola ese mai le puipuiga ma le faʻaitiitia o le aoga o tui.

O iinei, na matou suʻesuʻeina ai le gaioiga faʻaleaogaina ma le fusifusia o sera mai le faʻamalolo, tui faʻalua mRNA, faʻamalosia mRNA, tui faʻalua faʻamalolo, ma faʻamalosia tagata taʻitoʻatasi e faasaga i ituaiga vao, B.1.351 SARS-CoV-1.1.529 vavae ese.

O le fa'aitiitia o le gaioioiga o le sera mai tagata fa'amalolo fa'amalolo ma fa'alua tu'itu'i e le'i mafai ona iloa i le maualalo tele i le B.1.1.529 a'o fa'atumauina le fa'aletonu o le sera mai tagata ta'ito'atasi na fa'afefe fa'atolu pe fa taimi, e ui lava i le fa'aitiitia o le maualuga.

O le fusifusia i le B.1.1.529 receptor-binding domain (RBD) ma le N-terminal domain (NTD) na fa'aitiitia i tagata fa'amalolo e le'i tuiina ae na tele lava ina taofia i tagata na tuiina.

O lenei tusitusiga ua uma ona iloiloina ma talia mo le lolomiina i le Natura ma o loʻo tuʻuina atu i lenei faatulagaga iinei e fai ma tali i le faʻalavelave faʻafuaseʻi o le soifua maloloina lautele. O lenei tusitusiga taliaina o le a faʻaauau pea i le faagasologa o le kopi kopi ma le faʻatulagaina i le lolomiina o se faʻamaumauga faʻamautu o le faʻamaumauga i luga ole natura.com.

Fa'amolemole maitau e ono iai ni fa'aletonu i lenei fa'aliliuga, e ono a'afia ai le anotusi, ma fa'atulafonoina uma e fa'aaoga.

E tusa ai ma se tala na faatoa tatalaina muamua na lomia i luga o le CNN International Dr. Peter English, o se tagata poto faapitoa i le puleaina o faamaʻi pipisi i Peretania, fai mai i se faamatalaga.

Ole tui lona tolu ole tui e matua fa'aleleia atili ai le tali atu ole antibody ile fa'ama'i ole Omicron.

E tusa ai ma le CNN, o Dr. Julian Tang o le Iunivesite o Leicester, o ia foi e leʻi auai i le suʻesuʻega, na fai mai foi o tali T-cell e taua mo le puipuiga umi mai faʻamaʻi ogaoga.

"O le pito i lalo o le faʻamalosia o le puipuiga o loʻo iai (pe o se tui poʻo se mea masani na maua) e fesoasoani e puipuia mai faʻamaʻi / toe faʻamaʻi i sina tikeri - faʻapea foʻi ma le faʻamalosia o tali T-cell o iai - o mea uma ia o le a fesoasoani e puipuia ai i tatou mai le Omicron. O lea e taua tele le mauaina o nei tui faʻamalosi - aemaise lava pe afai o oe i se tasi o vaega sili ona vaivai, ”o le tala lea a Tang

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

Experts warn about a complete shutdown of critical infrastructure, and a crisis of never experienced proportion due to the uncontrollable spread of the Omicron variant, also known as B.
529) variant of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) was initially identified in November of 2021 in South Africa and Botswana as well as in a sample from a traveler from South Africa in Hong Kong.
“The bottom line is that boosting existing immunity (whether a vaccine or naturally acquired) does help to protect against infection/reinfection to some degree – as well as boosting existing T-cell responses – all of which will help to protect us against Omicron.