Baric Transcribed Interview (Redacted) — page 113

DC.Scheduling@LexitasLegal.com time. It was a DARPA grant that was funded to Pacific Northwest Labs to study dengue virus, and so we did work with them on dengue virus. MS. SALAZAR: And was that in -- that was early 2013? Is that the Prophecy program? DR. BARIC: Prophecy program? MS. SALAZAR: Prophecy program, or the P3 program? DR. BARIC: Can I see that? MS. SALAZAR: No, you can't, because it's my notes. The Prophecy program was exploring the evolution of viruses in the hope of predicting viral mutations and ultimately developing drugs and vaccines in advance of need. So that was around 2013. DR. BARIC: Was that a -- I think that was a different grant that didn't get funded, if I remember correctly. MS. SALAZAR: And it looks like we have an email that shows that -- DR. BARIC: Who's on it? MS. SALAZAR: It's to you. It's someone from DARPA. DARPA researcher John Julius emailed you and Amy Sims on March 14, 2013, and wanted to speak to you for that program, about your experience in modeling host pathogen interactions and the ability to predict genetic variations within a viral population, particularly with coronavirus model systems.