How to pronounce“coronaviruses”in English

coronaviruses all the coronaviruses have plus rna so as soon as that rna gets in the cell boom it starts an infectious cycle same

coronaviruses work then some basic epidemiology and sort of how pandemics have worked in the past what

coronaviruses for over two decades we've yet to uncover all functionalities of

Viruses like flus or coronaviruses aren't very predictable.

of human coronaviruses that just caused colds very mild colds that you wouldn't even think twice about right and then suddenly

thing for coronaviruses but if i were back then from my understanding the thing we should all be afraid of is influenza

reasonably established that coronaviruses were a topic of great interest at wiv sars obviously came out of china and

a long time basically coronaviruses just don't do that they're not integrating genomes there are any genomes so if it's not expressed it degrades rna

That's unique in the SARS-like coronaviruses.

leading expert on uh Corona coronaviruses and so we know that DARPA

viruses and the um sars coronaviruses they get all the press and they're rna-based because rna lets you change more so than dna so they they've evolved

uh cows and horses have coronaviruses and then uh in their 60s we discovered a couple

of gain of function research on coronaviruses conducted at the wuhan institute of virology that was then accidentally leaked due to

you know significantly large handful of rhinoviruses coronaviruses and other things that cause common cold uh or is it influenza if it's influenza

fear is still i think coronaviruses have demonstrated a keen ability to destroy uh or to to create outbreaks that can

pandemic we keep seeing new strains of coronaviruses emerging this is a natural

I mean, even though Coronaviruses, I do think that there's a good chance that there could be a vaccine because there's so many different technology approaches,

And the same people who exported gain of function research on coronaviruses to the Wuhan Institute of Virology after gain of function, that gain of function research

engineer these furion cleavage sites into these bat coronaviruses the

decades of basic science understanding what mrna is understanding basics about coronaviruses and spike proteins and how to combine structural biology and

discovered i think the first ones were animal coronaviruses they looked at them in the electron microscope and it looked like the solar corona and that's all there is to it and

apparently blocked past efforts to make vaccines against coronaviruses

mers that are pathogenic but we also have strains of other coronaviruses that are you know not

a very different virus then then the influenza and coronaviruses it is it is

we have different strains of SARS and actually other related coronaviruses

And of course, with the previous coronaviruses, SARS in 2002 to 2004, and MERS in 2012.

infect humans, new kinds of coronaviruses that cause diseases like SARS, a new one that's coming out of the Middle East called Middle East Respiratory

in virus hunting in wildlife and a massive increase in experiments on coronaviruses in particular for the first time in history.

anything that we've ever seen before in that category of SARS like coronaviruses

when trouble is starting and so if you can do it safely studying influenza or coronaviruses like sars mers and

human error for context this lab is biosafety level 4 bsl4 and it investigates coronaviruses bsl4

cardiovirus of the one of the virus i mean so there are applications to coronaviruses because we have strains of sarskov2 also sarskovi

in collaboration, to do $14 million worth of work on SARS-like coronaviruses.

was a working-class neighborhood in new york city called corona can you can you beat that right that's crazy yeah so coronaviruses they have

took about five eight years after that outbreak so that was the first hint that bats have coronaviruses that

To be fair, furin cleavage sites are found in other viruses, including other coronaviruses, but not in any SARS-like coronavirus.

And as we mentioned earlier on, Maderna and the NIH, which had been jointly researching coronaviruses for years, had signed a contract just prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

was temporarily banned in the United States, are now getting more grants to do more research on gain of function research on coronaviruses.

Rogan from The Washington Post later got his his hands on saying um this is really unsafe they're doing work on dangerous bat coronaviruses in

they applied for is that we meaning Wuhan Institute of Urology is going to go and it's going to collect the most dangerous bat coronaviruses in southern

which actually wasn't even using it they were doing level three and level two for this work where they had the world's largest collection of bat coronaviruses

can modify it but for rna viruses it was difficult and so then from that point on for influenza every other rna virus and coronaviruses