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It was later then found that the BANAL strains on the Cambodian-Thailand-Chinese border --
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BANAL-52 and BANAL-1-something or another, also had receptor binding domains that were virtually identical to SARS-2. So there's two bad viruses and pangolin virus within the clade, within that branch of SARS-2 that had identical receptor binding domains, which means that it's not engineered.
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Would your opinion change if you knew that they WIV was conducting work on pangolin viruses around 2019, 2018? DC.Scheduling@LexitasLegal.com
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Ralph S. Baric
It would depend on what strain they had. It would depend on what strain they had.
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Is that conversation that you've had with anyone?
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Let's take that into the afternoon.
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Would that change your opinion?
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It would depend on what data was present. Certainly the pangolin strains were identified, and I think the first paper that was published was in September of 2019, by non-WIV researchers.