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To: NOW who wrote (23096)	12/12/2004 6:57:00 PM
From: Henry Niman	Respond to of 110194

Bird flu fears will be enhanced by new outbreak in Indonesia. The virus is heading south and closing in on Australia recombinomics.com

To: NOW who wrote (23096)	12/13/2004 10:48:04 AM
From: Henry Niman	Respond to of 110194

The latest from Thailand won't easy concerns. More H5N1 found in wild bird species recombinomics.com Its a new flu season with more new infections involving more new sequences leading to more problems.

To: NOW who wrote (23096)	12/14/2004 12:04:26 PM
From: Henry Niman	Respond to of 110194

Speaking of bird flu concerns, you should check out next month's Scientific American which covers the 1918 pandemic. Pay close attention to page 70 which has the "flu family tree" and Wilson Smith N 1933 (the sequences in Korean pigs in 2004) recombinomics.com

To: NOW who wrote (23096)	12/15/2004 3:52:17 AM
From: Henry Niman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

The WSN/33 flu sequences look more real than ever recombinomics.com Looks like at least 3 bird viruses involved and at least 6 pigs on 6 farms were infected.

To: NOW who wrote (23096)	12/16/2004 7:48:55 AM
From: Henry Niman	Respond to of 110194

I think the the possible involvement of WSN/33 in bioweapons research is being more seriously considered recombinomics.com It will be interesting to see how this plays out.

To: NOW who wrote (23096)	12/21/2004 9:13:05 AM
From: Henry Niman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Here is more information on the 1933 human flu sequences in Korean pigs recombinomics.com The various isolates are unique, suggesting the infections are widespread. Korean animal quarantine division is investigating. Analysis may be coming out soon.