With mutations far outstripping what's in the Delta mutant, which until a few days was the most dangerous mutant of the corona virus.

The first new metamorphosed images of the Corona virus showed Amicron in 3D images of red dots spreading heavily at the top of the Omicron mutant, while those points were much lower in the Delta mutant.

He noted that mutations are concentrated in the Spike protein region, which enables the virus to connect to and enter our cells.

The researchers used a standard in which the region with more than 70 percent mutations, the highest, was considered to be red.

The photographs were produced and published by the Bambino Gesu Hospital in the Italian capital, Rome.

The researchers who oversaw the photographs said in a statement: "We note that there are more mutations in omicron mutants than delta mutants, and these mutations are concentrated in one region in protein that interacts with human cells."

They added that these differences do not mean that this mutant is more dangerous. The virus is simply more adapted to humans by generating a new mutant. "

The researchers continued, "Our studies will tell us if this adaptation is normal, less or more dangerous," and the researchers also believe that major mutations in the mutant increase its prevalence among humans.

For her part, professor of epidemiology at Deakin University, Catherine Bennett, says that the new mutant is remarkable not only for the number of mutations it contains but also for the whereabouts of these mutations.

The new mutant contained a limited number of important mutations.