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OT: Dr Stone(Head), mother of 2019 nCov?

In 2015, Dr Stone was studying CovonaVirus in bats and rats, She felt that the virus was too dumb; so, she decided to give it a helping hand. She injected the ACE2 gen coding into the virus, and a star was born.

In public, a great scientific break-thru. In private, a perfect bio WMD.

After great criticism from the scientific community, her program was terminated (or moved underground). But nobody know what happened to the research materials and animals. Some were adopted as pets. Some were breed and sold to meat market. Some were raised in the lab for further work.

Immediately after the outbreak in late 2019. The WuHan P4 lab identified the 2019 nCov gene sequence in record time and suggested HIV antiviral drugs for treatment.

Some drugs targeting HIV and Ebola are partially effective against some cases. Unfortunately, with huge human hosting environment and multi (4+) generation mutations. 2019 nCov will be with us for some time.

Official estimate is now 20,000. But many carriers are unable to win the lottery of this group. So, as much as 10x more are send home to join their family. Another 20x might be carriers without symptoms.

So, we will reach millions in no time.

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edward.ming.lee
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You don't "inject" gene coding into a virus. You edit it's genome to include a base sequence from some other virus.

Whatever deluded fantasist concocted this sentence advertised their hopeless ignorance in remarkably few words.

Edward is too dumb to have noticed.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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Bill Sloman

Thank you. You have the exact right words. I am not a generic engineer. The end result is exactly what you said. She edited the base sequence from SARS to build ACE2 receptors.

Yes, i need some of your gene.

Go read about her work in 2015. Don't just pick on my wordings.

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edward.ming.lee

Probably not.

You clearly aren't a genetic engineer or a molecular biologist, but then neither am I.

Probably not. SARS and other corona viruses all have human ACE2 receptors to lock onto the human cells they attack

It doesn't genius to detect when somebody doesn't know what they are talking about.

A link to the paper you think you are talking about would make that easier.

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is more recent - 24th January 2020 - and talks about work that some demented conspiracy theory might have misunderstood to be malign.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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Bill Sloman

No, read the science journey in 2015. Blame the US Gov for the "Gain in Function" research push. Dr StoneHead is not the only one working on these either.

He worry about the market being too small. He should be happy to see that the 2019-nCov infection is now 3 times that of SARS. My sources are saying that less than 1 in 10 seeking help is getting into the official database.

And

50 millions in 3 cities are in quarantine. Most electronics and auto supply chains are shutting down.

Good news is that they are using less oil and coat, so the air is cleaner. Bad news is that live stocks are starving to death, because nobody is transporting the chicken feed.

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edward.ming.lee

What science journal? Where? Post a link.

Your sources seem to be just as demented as you are.

China has a population of 1.386 billion. But there are only two cities with populations of more than 16 million.

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Admittedly Wuhan, which is locked down, is listed at 8.3 million while I found a estimate of 11 million when I looked for it directly. This does seem like a dubious statistic.

Seems unlikely.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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Bill Sloman

Check the news again. 30+ cities (hundred millions) are starting quarantine. Office number of 27k (because that's what they can handle in hospitals). Unofficial estimate id 1/4 to 1/2 million infection now.

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edward.ming.lee

On Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at 10:41:40 PM UTC-5, snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrot e:

I don't disagree that the nCoV may well be a dangerous virus, but I can't f ind anything to support your claims of it being an engineered virus. In pa rticular, it seems the virus family already has the gene for targeting the ACE2 receptor on cells.

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"This suggests that like the SARS-CoV, the 2019-nCoV may use the same recep tor (called ACE2) to enter cells"

I think you don't really know anything about this, so let me give you some useful info. A virus typically attacks a cell by having genes that produce proteins to attach to the host cell at locations of a specific receptor. This receptor then is part of the process of injecting the viral RNA (or ve ry uncommonly DNA) into the host cell. At that point the host cell machine ry using the viral nucleic acid to produce viral proteins and ultimately ne w viruses complete with the viral genes.

Since the SARS virus from 17 years ago already had the gene for recognizing the ACE2 receptor, there was no need for anyone to add the genes needed to recognize that receptor.

If you provide your source for this information I would be happy to debunk it for you. I suspect it is full of scientific errors and mostly is made u p crap with just enough name dropping and pseudo science to make it believa ble to those with little knowledge in the field.

My experience is limited to a sophomore class in microbiology and a couple of classes in biochemistry and this seems pretty clearly to be pure hog was h to me.

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Rick C

Alarmist nonsense.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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Bill Sloman

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