ICYMI:
this thread lays out some top-level evidence suggesting Russia's new COVID-19 test protocol was approved in 2018, ready for use in Sept 2019.
How can you develop a new test protocol that works to detect a disease you can't possibly know exists yet?
this thread lays out some top-level evidence suggesting Russia's new COVID-19 test protocol was approved in 2018, ready for use in Sept 2019.
How can you develop a new test protocol that works to detect a disease you can't possibly know exists yet?
I'd love for @meduza_en or @who scientists to compare these docs with the current protocol,
or for the RU govt to publish all of their CoV primer sets and full protocol for COVID19 testing -rule out the possibility that there was prior knowlege of the existence of this strain.
or for the RU govt to publish all of their CoV primer sets and full protocol for COVID19 testing -rule out the possibility that there was prior knowlege of the existence of this strain.
And a full genomic sequence of the Kazakh bat CoV sequence/the internal positive control sequence I've seen referenced would be great too.
