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ASU watching new COVID-19 Arizona variant with a mutation known to weaken vaccines Amanda Morris, Arizona Republic © Amanda Morris A scientist at the Translational Genomics Research Institute in Flagstaff prepares to work with a live sample of COVID-19.
Arizona State University researchers have found a home-grown variant of the coronavirus emerging in Arizona that they say should be monitored closely because it carries a mutation known for weakening vaccines.
In a non-peer reviewed study that published Sunday, researchers said they have detected 17 cases of the new variant since February, 15 of which were in Arizona. The other two cases were found in Houston in late February and New Mexico in early March, suggesting that the variant has begun to spread.
Arizona likely has U.K. coronavirus strain, but South Africa variant is a greater concern Amanda Morris, Arizona Republic © Courtesy of Northern Arizona University NAU microbiologist Paul Keim works in the lab.
Arizona scientists said it s likely that the so-called U.K. variant of the new coronavirus is already here and while it s thought to be more contagious, they are more worried about a different variant first detected in South Africa. © Republic reporting; illustration by Nicole Schaub The E484K mutation may affect antibody response.
Early data suggest the South Africa variant could affect vaccine effectiveness and increase the chance of reinfection.