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Yes. There’s a biology from Harvard who has noticed this. I think people are catching on it’s from the lab. I’ve seen PhD level biologists on twitter making the
by corporateslave5 7y ago
Yes. There’s a biology from Harvard who has noticed this. I think people are catching on it’s from the lab. I’ve seen PhD level biologists on twitter making the same observations
Here it is:
Wuhan virus is essentially SARs
http://virological.org/t/missed-orfs-in-ncov/345 http://virological.org/t/missed-orfs-in-ncov/345
"Anyone notice two ‘accessory’ ORFs not annotated in nCoV? Orf13 (aka 9b) (28284:28577) and Orf14 (28734:28955) . One is ~ 70% ID and other ~ 90% to syntenous ORFs in BAT SARS 2017 ?"
This was a lab break.
- hisomehelppls 7y agoThank you, exactly the informed reply I was hoping for. Now let's hope the rest of HN sees this buried half-way down the thread.
- im3w1l 7y agoFor non-biologists among us ORF = open reading frame. It has roughly the same meaning as a gene.
- Accujack 7y ago>This was a lab break. Or, the lab happened to be studying a similar virus that existed in local bats?