For the first time in the world, a picture of such a corona virus, now the search for a vaccine will be completed!

BEIJING: There is great news for the world seeking a vaccine to end the corona virus epidemic. Chinese scientists have created images of the killer virus for the first time in the world. These pictures have revealed a lot about the corona virus. The pictures show that the corona virus is pointed. Not only that, but the interaction of Corona virus with human cells has also been revealed. Scientists who come up with images of the corona virus are now getting a big help in creating a vaccine to end the epidemic. Dr. Sai Li, a biologist at Tsigua University in China, is working with a virus expert in Hangzhou's biosafety lab. Corona has killed more than one million people worldwide.

Hopes for treatment of corona virus increased

After pictures of the corona virus were released, scientists now hope to find a vaccine for the corona and a cure for the corona. Dr. Sai Li, a biologist at Tsigua University in China, is working with virus experts in Hangzhou's Biosafety Lab. Specialists are preparing corona viruses inside the lab. These experts put the corona virus inside the chemical so that it could do no harm. Then the liquid-filled liquid Dr. Sent to Lynn.

Corona virus appeared inside the microscope

Lee and his team put the virus-filled liquid inside a drop. Lee and his team then looked at the virus through a cryo-electronic microscope. "I saw a screen that was completely filled with Corona virus, it was less than a millionth of an inch in appearance," Lee told the New York Times. "I understand that I am the first person in the world to have seen the virus so closely," he said. From these pictures of Lee, scientists have found out how some proteins of the virus penetrate into human cells.

How do you do that?

From these images, scientists have also learned how malicious genes capture human biochemistry. Researchers have discovered that some viral proteins wreak havoc on our cellular (living cell) factory, while other viral proteins form nurseries to create new viruses. Some researchers are using supercomputers to create virtual viruses. How fast does the real virus spread by doing this, according to researchers? It will be known.