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Updated: March 08, 2021 15:26 IST The researchers sequenced 750 genomes of the novel coronavirus from infected individuals and analysed the mutations Share Article AAA Artistic 3D-rendering of a T cell fighting with SARS-CoV-2 (not to scale). Credit: Benedikt Agerer / CeMM   The researchers sequenced 750 genomes of the novel coronavirus from infected individuals and analysed the mutations Some mutations in the novel coronavirus may not only enable it to evade antibodies, but also make the virus unrecognisable to the immune system s T-killer cells, says a new study which could aid in the further development of vaccines. While antibodies dock directly onto viruses to neutralise them, the scientists, including those from the Medical University of Vienna in Austria, said the T-killer cells recognise viral protein fragments on infected cells and subsequently kill them to stop virus production.

Johannes huppaJudith aberleAndreas bergthalerUniversity of viennaMedical universityCell immunologyCell biologyMolecular biologyCorona virusCovid 19Cemm research center for molecular medicine of the austrian academy sciencesஜூடித் அபேர்லேபல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் வியன்னாமருத்துவ பல்கலைக்கழகம்செல் நோயெதிர்ப்புசெல் உயிரியல்