TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月26日 06時17分

The cloud of uncertainty surrounding the virus’s origins may never lift. Identifying an individual "patient zero" where the virus made the jump from animal to human may be rendered impossible by its remarkable ability to spread while asymptomatic. But just as important is uncovering the broader map of how the virus spread and changed genetically as it did so. In theory, that sort of genetic surveillance could foster the development of broad-spectrum vaccines and antivirals that may prove effective against future novel outbreaks. Studying the anatomy of viruses that readily jump between species may even help predict where the next pandemic is coming from, and prepare us for the inevitable next time. Read more about the global quest to trace the origins of COVID-19 at the link in bio. Artwork by @breasouders for TIME; @shutterstock (3)

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