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2 COVID-19 variants most common among sequenced samples — health expert – Manila Bulletin
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FDA team off to Russia to inspect vaccine plant Mayen Jaymalin © DOH Facebook Photo FDA team off to Russia to inspect vaccine plant
MANILA, Philippines A team from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is flying to Russia to look into the vaccine manufacturing plant of Gamaleya Research Institute’s Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19.
“Two or three inspectors are scheduled to go to Russia next week to inspect the manufacturing site for conformance to good manufacturing practice (GMP) standards,” FDA director general Eric Domingo said yesterday.
Domingo said checking the manufacturing plant is necessary in determining whether or not the FDA will approve Gamelaya’s application for emergency use authority (EUA) for its vaccine, which the Philippine government considers purchasing.
Variants of concern not yet dominant in PH – UP-PGC official – Manila Bulletin
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By JULIA MARI ORNEDO, GMA News
Published March 10, 2021 6:00pm Two experts on Wednesday clarified that a coronavirus lineage is different from a variant after confusion followed the announcement of the Quezon City government that the more transmissible Brazil variant had been detected in the country. The Quezon City Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit later on retracted the pronouncement regarding the Brazil variant. Dr. Eva Cutiongco-dela Paz of the University of the Philippines National Institutes of Health explained that viruses have subtypes that can be put into larger groupings called “lineages.” Variants, meanwhile, are “groups of viruses that share the same set of distinctive or signature mutations.”