Postcoid symptoms that occur after recovery from COVID-19 can appear in a person due to a violation of protein bonds that affect the normal functioning of the body. This is the conclusion that scientists at the University of Rochester came to. Their research is presented in the journal PeerJ & mdash; Life & amp; Environment.
It is known that people who have recovered from coronavirus may experience post-clotting symptoms such as abnormal blood clotting, heart failure, kidney damage, confusion, memory impairment, stomach problems and the like. American experts have tried to explain the appearance of these signs.
The study indicates that SARS-CoV2 uses the ACE2 receptor to enter human cells. University staff decided to identify their protein partners. To do this, they developed a method to correlate the rate of change. & Nbsp;
Researchers, in particular, have identified a relationship between ACE2 and proteins involved in coagulation. Scientists believe this link may be the root cause of the bleeding disorder, which is one of the hallmarks of severe COVID-19.
Earlier it was reported that symptoms of COVID-19 this fall were different from what doctors observed in previous waves. They now look like signs of the flu.