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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.
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And then going back real quick to the RO1 grant. You weren't an official collaborator, or PI, co-PI, until later on. But you did provide a letter of support --
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Ralph S. Baric
Yes.
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-- for the initial grant in 2014. Is that right?
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Well, I may have. It wouldn't surprise me if I did. If he asked me, I would've, yes.
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Okay. And then did you provide any mouse models or anything like that prior to your involvement formally later on?
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To Peter?