Tests of scientists are continuing to get rid of the corona epidemic worldwide. In this sequence, scientists have received important information about the structure of Kovid. In the midst of this study, it was discovered how the coronavirus molecules hide in the host cells and how they make their genetic sequence. Scientists said that this new information can help in making anti-viral medicine against covid-19. Scientists of Hindustan origin have also contributed in this study. According to the study published in the journal Nature Communications, the molecule NSP10 transforms into viral mRNA to mimic the host cell's mRNA.

Scientists at The University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, US, have reported that this change protects the host cell's immune response to NSP 10 viruses. According to study co-author and scientist of Hindustan origin Yogesh Gupta, from UT Health San Antonio, the viral messenger RNA, which is confusing with these changes, now considers it to be part of the cell's own code, not external.

Help to prepare new drug: According to the researchers, understanding the 3D structure of NSP16 may be the way to prepare new drug against new covid SARS-COV-2 and other emerging Kovid infections. They said that these drugs are being prepared in such a way that prevent NSP16 from making changes so that the host cell's immune system is identified and attacks the external virus.

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