In 2015 a chimeric artificial corona virus called SHC014-MA15 was used to show it has potential to infect humans.
I saw a paper claiming this virus has >6000 different nucleotides to the current corona, and this is why we know that can't be the origin.
However, although it's very easy to find the genome of the current corona online, I can't find the genome of SHC014-MA15 anywhere despite it being from a 2015 paper. How the FUCK do they know there is a >6000 nucleotide difference if this fucking sequence is nowhere to be found?
Can someone please help with this? The largest similarity they found in nature was something like 90% to the pangolin virus and 96% to the bat one but neither of them fully explains the origin of the current pandemic and I just want to see the difference to SHC014-MA15 with my own eyes.
Also, why the FUCK would you fucking claim some shit like this in your paper without putting the fucking sequence so the reader can also verify it. They even point to two references that don't seem to back this claim. (https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/22221751.2020.1733440)
I saw a paper claiming this virus has >6000 different nucleotides to the current corona, and this is why we know that can't be the origin.
However, although it's very easy to find the genome of the current corona online, I can't find the genome of SHC014-MA15 anywhere despite it being from a 2015 paper. How the FUCK do they know there is a >6000 nucleotide difference if this fucking sequence is nowhere to be found?
Can someone please help with this? The largest similarity they found in nature was something like 90% to the pangolin virus and 96% to the bat one but neither of them fully explains the origin of the current pandemic and I just want to see the difference to SHC014-MA15 with my own eyes.
Also, why the FUCK would you fucking claim some shit like this in your paper without putting the fucking sequence so the reader can also verify it. They even point to two references that don't seem to back this claim. (https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/22221751.2020.1733440)
