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Read Replies (1) | Respond to Fauci used your tax dollars to fund insane 'gain of function' research at Wuhan.appears to be specifically adapted to attack human cells , according to the Daily Telegraph Flinders University professor and vaccine researcher Dr Nikolai Petrovsky was part of a team that discovered that Covid-19 is uniquely adapted to attack human cells. The scientists from Flinders University and La Trobe used powerful computers to model the protein receptors in a number of animal species to see how the coronavirus’s spike protein attached itself to them. The theory was that if the coronavirus attached itself readily to an animal like a bat or a pangolin, it would have likely been the species that the bug used to make its leap into the human population. However, the modelling found that the coronavirus’s spike protein was best suited to attacking protein receptors in humans . the virus’s ability to bind to the bat ACE2 protein was poor relative to its ability to bind human cells ," said Flinders University epidemiologist and vaccine researcher Professor Nikolai Petrovsky, adding "This argues against the virus being transmitted directly from bats to humans."relative susceptible to infection include pangolins, dogs and cats - all of which have been ruled out as an intermediary species between bats and humans.RMSD of overlay of S protein RBD (pink?=?with pangolin and turquoise?=?with human) complex with human ACE2 (red) or pangolin ACE2 (blue) after MD simulation showing different geometry of the two complexes. "Overall, putting aside the intriguing pangolin ACE2 results, our study showed that the COVID-19 virus was very well adapted to infect humans ," Professor Petrovsky said.or that it was intentionally released.report , In silico comparison of SARS-CoV-2 spike protein-ACE2 binding affinities across species and implications for virus origin, can be found in the journal Scientific Reports.
