Alright, so it’s not just Leishmania guyanensis and it’s totivirus. Good to know, thanks for a great work!

Which begs the philosophical question: who am I?

Same city definitely)) idk, few kilometers. Just to be clear, I’m not a proponent of lab-leak conspiracy, only trying to arrive at some parsimonious explanation. For that reason I’d better exclude the institute from the chain of events. The question is how..?

>>> I imagine, that some “farmers” traveled to a big city to sell of the meat, which is basically a byproduct of a fur farm. And they were carrying human-adapted SARS-Cov2 with them in the process. The question remains, why Wuhan and why so close to the goddamned institute?

Aha! So that means that the virus was brought there by a salesman. This actually makes a lot of sense to me since current zoonotic spillover theory requires regular contacts of humans with wild animals, for which Chinese fur farms are the perfect place >>>

Sorry, I should’ve checked!)) I’ll go through the second paper and get back with any further questions, if I may!

They demonstrated a clear gradient of viral RNA towards the exotic meat stands with both ancestral SARS-Cov2 strains equally represented. Forensically, the evidence cannot get any stronger than that. The only thing they failed to find was stat.correlation between amounts of vRNA and host mitoDNA.

Genetic tracing of market wildlife and viruses at the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic DNA of mammalian wildlife species susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 was detected along with SARS-CoV-2 and other viruses in environmental samples from animal stalls located at the market epicenter of the emer...

Didn’t 2024 Cell paper put an end to the lab leak hypothesis? www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...

Sometimes

Don’t invite there journalist, obviously 😅

We’ve got ourselves a new promising drug against SARS-Cov2

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Memory recording and memory retrieval are two different processes

Hi! I got here from one of the Nature briefings. I guess, I’ll stick around)))

Environmental effects of the Kakhovka Dam destruction by warfare in Ukraine The use of water as a weapon in highly industrialized areas in the Russo-Ukrainian war has resulted in catastrophic economic and environmental damages. We analyze environmental effects caused by the m...

A @science.org paper on short- and long term impacts of deliberate destruction of Kakhovka Dam during Russian aggression against Ukraine

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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And it’s probably not the case, that those previously drained brains are returning where they originally came from…

Forget viral vectors for gene therapy. Now everything is done with CRISPR mRNA and liposomes - an unexpected spinoff of COVID-19 pandemic