Biochemistry

2010 Submissions

[2] viXra:2010.0164 [pdf] submitted on 2020-10-21 08:53:45

Anomalous Datasets Reveal Metagenomic Fabrication Pipeline That Further Questions the Legitimacy of Ratg13 Genome and the Associated Nature Paper

Authors: John F. Signus
Comments: 37 Pages. Multiple alignment to all known viral genomes (at a sensitivity higher than NCBI analysis) made possible using the SERRATUS toolbox.

Recently, Daoyu Zhang et. Al [1], Mona Ralker et. Al [2] and Mohit Singla et. al [3] have reported exceptional anomalies associated with the RaTG13 metagenomic dataset which was inconsistent with that of a real fecal sample. Despite extensive search, we are only able to isolate 2 datasets Other than RaTG13 itself, that possessed significant levels of non-adaptor repeat sequences and absence of bacteria in the context of “bat” and “fecal” or “virome”. Furthermore, the analysis of such datasets have revealed an established pipeline of which a viral sequence is “rehosted”—e.g. added to a metagenomic sample that originally did not contain such viral sequences. This raises serious questions to the legitimacy of RaTG13 genome and the associated Nature paper.
Category: Biochemistry

[1] viXra:2010.0137 [pdf] replaced on 2020-10-18 14:22:47

The Spreading and Invasion of Bacteriofags and Virulent Agens to Health Cells and MHC (MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX) Response

Authors: Imrich Krištof
Comments: 6 Pages.

This new paper describes the nowdays phenomena virion diseases, like for example Covid-19, herpes virion, influenza virion, cancer virion and HIV. Contemporary Biotech science even can resolve this difficult situation of health of whole world population. In some case can successfully regenerated, reanimated, restart the health for people in the most exploatated regions or countries on the whole world. Also has the great significance discoveries crisper/Cas9, genetic scissors which can improve the genome of whole world population. (Jennifer A. Doudna, Emmanuelle Charpentier, Nobel Prize Winners in Chemistry in 2020).
Category: Biochemistry