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Date: 2021-01-30 02:30
Type: chat message · slack
mentioned: Andrew Rambaut
recipient: Kristian G. Andersen, Edward C. Holmes, Andrew Rambaut
speaker: Robert F. Garry
Topics: Furin cleavage site and molecular features

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Thanks - This is terrific and a huge amount of work. The differences in nucleotide and amino acid trees in spike and RBD seem to have attracted some attention, which is good. Would like to see a similar analysis of NTD, etc [esp NTD ] like @Andrew Rambaut did in Boni2020.

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2021-01-30 02:30 Robert F. Garry

Thanks - This is terrific and a huge amount of work. The differences in nucleotide and amino acid trees in spike and RBD seem to have attracted some attention, which is good. Would like to see a similar analysis of NTD, etc [esp NTD ] like @Andrew Rambaut did in Boni2020.
2021-01-30 02:43 Edward C. Holmes open

Good idea. The alphas are really interesting as well.
2021-01-30 03:01 Andrew Rambaut open

@Robert Garry Bates Gill is an excellent spoonerism of Bill Gates. I wonder what the tin-foils will make of that?

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