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Slack / Private Message Drop, p.671 [SLACK_000885] · slack_pm:msg:07039

Date: 2021-04-02 13:44
Type: chat message · slack
recipient: Kristian G. Andersen, Robert F. Garry, Andrew Rambaut
speaker: Edward C. Holmes
Topics: Natural origin / zoonotic spillover

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Some interesting flavis as well, including hits to Langat virus which is tick-borne and from Malaysia which is wherewe think these animals may have come from (and these animals were collected some years before the pandemic). Pangolins are clearly very receptive to CoVs. Follow the animals.

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Pangolins are clearly very receptive to CoVs.	needs context	speaker_own	asserts

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Pangolins are clearly very receptive to CoVs.

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2021-04-02 13:42 Edward C. Holmes open

There's definitely a CoV in some of the new pangolin samples Tommy has. Not sure if you can read this: file:///Users/echolmes/Library/Containers/com.apple.mail/Data/Library/Mail%20Downloads/C0D37833-AA05-48C7-A39A-8FCBAA223333/blast.krona.html
2021-04-02 13:44 Edward C. Holmes

Some interesting flavis as well, including hits to Langat virus which is tick-borne and from Malaysia which is wherewe think these animals may have come from (and these animals were collected some years before the pandemic). Pangolins are clearly very receptive to CoVs. Follow the animals.

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