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Dr. Ted Steele continues to communicate his heroic effort to compare the genomic sequences of distant Covid-19 infection locations. If the genes show little mutation it could prove the primary infection vector is from above, not handshaking. Unless the intrepid handshaker...

George Howard · April 27, 2020

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Dr. Ted Steele continues to communicate his heroic effort to compare the genomic sequences of distant Covid-19 infection locations. If the genes show little mutation it could prove the primary infection vector is from above, not handshaking. Unless the intrepid handshaker owned a Gulfstream 6 and managed to press the flesh in several areas of the globe almost simultaneously.

4/25/20 12:39 AM

Dear Chandra and colleagues;

A very large number of complete COVID-19 sequences for- at least ≥ 200  sequences – for period Mar 14 – Mar 22 , start of the rocket phase in NYC – have just been uploaded to NCBI Virus. Even the sample from the tiger in the Bronx Zoo.

So I will have to the analysis in bite-size stage, say 40 in a tranche, as the alignments will be far too big to do quickly on the screen( the scroll freezes at a certain size limit, about 40 on my computer. No information on where collected ( or any clinical patient data) in New York City , just “NY” as location label.

I will have to do this slowly and methodically.

I will reserve judgement- just tidying up China epidemic ( Dec-Jan) , and one of the USA West coast  outbreaks CA+ Cruise Ship (Feb), So I have a load of work now- will focus on NY as my next job.

Best

Ted

Edward J Steele PhD

Member: AIMS,ASI,ASCIA

Life Fellow, CYO Foundation, Piara Waters, 6112

Perth, AUSTRALIA

Email: ejsteele@cyo.edu.au

https://independent.academia.edu/EdwardJSteele

 

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4/25/20 7:38 AM

Dear Chandra, Reg and colleagues:

I was going OK on doing some sample NY COVID-19 alignments at NCBI Virus- but I think the site has crashed with user overload. I have established some very important general  facts about the 192 NY sequences up loaded there ( Mar 14-Mar22)-  but I cannot do an alignment not even a small one, say 25 sequences.

But I have manually harvested all the GenBank Accession Nos to the sequences, and taken screen shots of the key sites around the S Haplotype variant at p.8782, p28144 and this has given me already great insight into the data in NYC during the exponential rocket phase of the epidemic.

I have sent in an inquiry to NLM/NCBI Virus support. But I will reserve judgement until I can do alignments which I cannot do at the moment.

Best, Ted