Search for “disappeared” and “zero patient” scientists from Wuhan Institute after the outbreak of coronavirus

Scientists dubbed “Zero Patient” who disappeared from the Wuhan Virus Institute shortly after the first Covid-19 outbreak was hunted by US authorities.

Washington’s leading health agencies are demanding answers from the infamous Wuhan Virology Institute. Coronavirus..

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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has drastically withdrew funding from the EcoHealth Alliance, a US charity that supports research facilities in China.

In a letter to a charity last month, NIH’s deputy director of off-campus research called for an explanation of “the apparent disappearance of the yellow swallows.”

Lauer said female scientists worked at a Wuhan facility before the “web presence” was “deleted.”

Young scientists were identified as “zero patients” on social media after the pandemic spread to Wuhan, a city with a population of 11 million.

And, in speculation about her whereabouts, the virology institute boss denied she was harmed and claimed that she had completed her work in another part of China.

The NIH also wants to know if Covid-19 was linked to the deaths of three miners eight years ago, and whether the lab actually had a coronavirus strain before it occurred late last year. I think.

Lauer said that if a third-party expert “could take special precautions to deal with, and whether staff owned the Sars-Cov-2 before December 2019,” could investigate a Chinese facility. Funds could recover.

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by Wall Street Journal, He presented seven conditions to restore the discovery, including an explanation of “unusual limits” from mid-October, including disability, and “reduction in mobile phone traffic.”

The NIH also asked why the Wuhan Research Institute did not disclose that the RaTG13 disease was actually found in an abandoned mine in Mojiang, where three men died in 2012.

The letter states that RaTG13 is “a collection of coronaviruses from bats and most similar to Sars-Cov-2”.

According to US medical institutions, the three men who collected Bat Phou from the mine for 14 days suffered from “very similar to Covid-19” symptoms.

And a master’s thesis of a Chinese medical worker who treated a miner-a total of 6 became ill-sent a tissue sample to the Wuhan Institute for symptoms such as fever, cough, headache, and limb pain. I pointed out.

Following the outbreak in Wuhan, Chinese officials blamed the city’s moist market as a source of the virus.

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However, this theory was formally denied by a series of scientific studies that no such virus was detected in animal samples on the market.

In fact, scientists studying Covid-19 have discovered a number of unique features in their spike proteins that enhance their infectivity and are not closely related to coronaviruses.

These include “insertions” of coronavirus sequences from pangolins that allow the disease to bind tightly to human cells.

There is also a “furin cleavage site” that facilitates entry into human cells.

Covid-19 is “not the epitome of normal zoonosis” because it is “specially adapted to infect humans,” said Nikolai Petrovsky, a professor at the Flinders University School of Medicine in Adelaide.

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