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  Survival of fittest, And competition in Living behaviour . ये हमे ये बताता है कि किस तरह से जीव जंतुओं को जीवित रहने के लिए, पर्यावरण की स्थिति के अनुसार चेंज होना पडता है। जो Living organisms ऐसा नहीं करते वो  extinct aur Rare Category में आ जाते हैं। कोरोना तो ऐसा कर रहा म्युटेशन पे म्यूटेशन कर के सर्वाइवल के लिय, हर Living organisms का यह Nature है चाहे कोई भी हो। Evolution ,( mutation) इक process है Survival का किसी भी Living organisms का। ऐसा ये भी कर रहा कुछ नया नहीं।  लेकिन हम इन्सान हो के। हम न social, न  physical न । Internal  कुछ नहीं बदलाव कर रहे। न चाहते हैं। ऐसा करना क्यों कि हम काफी Development कर चुके हैं न। चांद तक चले गए। अब क्या कोई बिगारेग। लेकिन हकीकत ऐसा नहीं है। न कभी होगा।   Survival of fittest, And competition in Living behaviour .  ऐ सत्य है। और ये भी। बाप का भी बाप  होता है। इस लिये हम सब को लड़ना होगा।  इक किसी community को बचाने के लिए उस पुरी community को लड़ना पड़ता है। हमें खुद को बचाना है तो । हमें ...

Mutation , an alteration in the genetic material (the  genome ) of a  cell  of a living organism or of a  virus  that is more or less permanent and that can be transmitted to the cell’s or the virus’s descendants. (The genomes of organisms are all composed of  DNA , whereas viral genomes can be of DNA or  RNA ; see  heredity: The physical basis of heredity .) Mutation in the DNA of a body cell of a  multicellular organism  ( somatic mutation ) may be transmitted to descendant cells by DNA replication and hence result in a sector or patch of cells having abnormal function, an example being  cancer . Mutations in egg or sperm cells ( germinal mutations ) may result in an individual offspring all of whose cells carry the mutation, which often confers some serious malfunction, as in the case of a  human genetic disease  such as  cystic fibrosis . Mutations result either from accidents during the normal chemical transactio...

Particles (green; artificially coloured) of SARS-CoV-2 infect a host cell. Credit: AMI Images/Science Photo Library People infected with the coronavirus variant called B.1.1.7 are at a higher risk of dying than are people infected with other circulating variants, regardless of their age, sex and pre-existing health problems. Daniel Grint at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and his colleagues studied the health records of 184,786 people in England who tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 between 16 November 2020 and 11 January 2021. Of these individuals, 867 died by 5 February 2021 (D. Grint  et al . Preprint at medRxiv. 2021). The researchers found that for three people who died within a month of testing positive for a previously circulating viral variant, some five died after testing positive for B.1.1.7. The risk of death increases with age and the presence of pre-existing health problems, and men are at higher risk of dying than women. First detected in the United ...