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The media coverage appeared to trigger further action - the French Academy of Medicine declared a lab accident possible, and a group of scientists is calling for a parliamentary commission.
BtSY2 is very important as it's one of only zoonotic viruses 6 with an RBM very close to SARS-CoV-2 - potentially human infectious. It was published in 2023 by Sun Yat-Sen University in Guangzhou, with Eddie Holmes along for the ride.
That WIV discovered RaTG13 in the Mojiang mine seems highly unlikely. Other groups before and after found little, and even WIV claim to have found just 1 SARS-related virus from 276 bats sampled.
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Although the experiment used intracerebral inoculation, a clearly unnatural method of bypassing the blood-brain barrier, the researchers suggested that it may be possible for CNS infection to occur naturally, via the nose or eyes (as had long been known to occur in mice).
Banal-52 shares many features with SARS-CoV-2 linked to tropism, transmissibility, virulence. The FCS is a rare exception.
Molecular evolution has well established mechanisms:
DEFUSE was submitted on 27th March, 2018.
I showed in a previous paper that bat viruses WIV claims are the precursors of SARS-1 are artificial. They made them in a lab and fraudulently claimed they came from bats.
1) The Hotel Metropole.
For one, there are nearly 500 rooms in the hotel, so it's a very unlikely co-incidence. Secondly, it came soon after another bioterrorism incident - the anthrax killings - in which 911 was referenced by the terrorist/s to assert a link, genuine or not.
The index case was Dr Liu Jianlun a doctor from the mainland who worked at Guangzhou's Sun Yat-Sen hospital. For weeks there had been rumors of an atypical pneumonia circulating in Guangdong. PRC authorities suppressed discussion of it claimed it was treatable with antibiotics.
In 2014 when Institut Pasteur "lost" 2400 SARS samples, it also happened after a freezer broke down. The samples were moved to a temporary freezer in a less secure area many groups had access to. Boxes of vials started to go missing, eventually the entire freezer. No paperwork. 
@RealAndyLeeShow Plummer was head of CNML from 2000 until 2014, when he retired at 60. He was an alcoholic, a habit acquired while doing HIV work in Africa.
Zhu is fluent in English and French. A Francophile, he did his PhD in France, supervised by a doctor who was a close friend of Jacques Chirac. During SARS he was Vice President of CAS (WIV's parent). When Institut Pasteur sent a scientific team to help, he saw an opportunity.
November 2013 is the same time the WIV/CSIRO paper (Ge et al) and sequences (WIV1, RsSHC014, Rs3367) were published. CSIRO still proudly promote the work as "the proof bats are the origin of SARS".
I recently posted a paper showing WIV's "proof" SARS is natural is a fraud. The PLA's Academy of Military Medical Science (AMMS) were also involved, publishing sequences to add links to the evolutionary chain. AMMS sequences seem a higher standard of forgery.
"One Health" dogma says that it's due to humans/livestock/wildlife being in more frequent contact. But this makes little sense. Urbanization and industrial agriculture mean there's less contact than ever before, while the reduction in poverty mean less consumption of wildlife.
In 2014, Institut Pasteur reluctantly confessed they had *lost* 2400 vials of SARS samples, including the freezer they were stored in. This article by French independent press Mediapart has a detailed description of events.
BioRxiv has become a critical part of the bioscience publishing pipeline. It has a near monopoly distributing preprints in its field. It connects authors to 177 publishers and has built a community of scientists discussing and posting reviews.
@biorxivpreprint say my paper is inappropriate because my data/analysis aren't new, but a "perspective on existing knowledge". This is false. The data aren't new, but the analysis is. I found important features that WIV overlooked, probably deliberately.
Recombination mimics designs scientists might use for artificial chimeras (or vice versa?). At least that seems the way with many SARS-like coronaviruses. Rather than incremental mutations, these apparently evolved by instantaneous exchange of chunks of RNA with other viruses.