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>> no, it's important to understand the intent of the research and the effect of the research. so the intent of the research was to understand whether certain bat coronavirus spike proteins could infect human cells. and the way they did the experiment was they took a well-known bat coronavirus called wiv-1 and added to that some other bat coronavirus spike proteins. and they gave that to mice altered to have the receptor, the ace-2 receptor that the virus uses to enter human cells. they found, yes, they could. those spike proteins could enter human cells, but they also noticed that the enhance...
Jamie metzl. jamie, good morning to you. >> hey, steve. steve: so, dr. fauci, where he said we have not funded. we have not funded gain of function research. technically, he is probably correct. because, why? >> because what they mean by gain of function research is very narrowly defined according to them by a 2017 nih document meaning taking a virus that is already able to infect human cells and making it more infectious. but the real question in my mind is not whether it was or wasn't gain of function research, it's just what was it? what was funded? what was happening in the wuhan lab and t...
SYDNEY, Oct. 19 (Xinhua) -- A study found coronavirus discovered in bats in Laos extremely adept at infecting human cells, which pours cold water on the theory