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So I was not part of his RO1 grant that went from like 2014 to 2019. So on that grant, as you know, part of that money went to the Wuhan Institute of DC.Scheduling@LexitasLegal.com Virology. So I guess you could say he had a collaborative group in China, and I would imagine that he had people moving back and forth between the two, the U.S. and China.
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To your knowledge, he didn't an EcoHealth employee or anything like that?
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You'd have to ask him those questions. I wouldn't know.
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Okay. And then what about Ian Lipkin?
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Yeah, another good friend from Columbia University. But what's the question?
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So my understanding is that he also worked out of the Wuhan CDC at times.
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Ian Lipkin, you'd have to look at his CV, but I believe he received a medal from China for his efforts in the original 2003 SARS coronavirus outbreak, helping them bring it under control. So he is also, not really a viral ecologist. He really does virus discovery, very interested in post-responses to viral infections. He's a global leader in really, I guess, the last 15 years, developing new technologies for rapid detection of unknown pathogens in the environment.
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Are you aware of him working out of the Wuhan CDC?
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He told me he'd worked extensively with people in China during the 20- -- I didn't ask him details DC.Scheduling@LexitasLegal.com about whether it was with Wuhan Institute of Virology or not. Again, he would be the person you'd need to ask that of.