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  1. How's it going youtube?
  2. My name is Victor Ramirez and I am a student
  3. at A.
  4. S. U.
  5. Of their bio 2 82 program.
  6. I'm going to be bringing to you everybody's favorite topic
  7. of the coronavirus.
  8. So our job today is to analyze a news article.
  9. Mine will be the coronavirus is a master of mixing
  10. his genome wearing scientist.
  11. This is by Roxanne Rioux handy and she discusses how
  12. the coronavirus is constantly changing and this is a big
  13. issue for us.
  14. Just because with it constantly changing, it makes it harder
  15. for the vaccine vaccines to work as well as how
  16. affect how much of a timeline that we have to
  17. make sure that this does not affect us any further
  18. than it already has.
  19. So the the rock rock hamdi uses the article of
  20. their primary source of the evolutionary history of Ace Two
  21. usage within the coronavirus sub genus uh saber B co
  22. virus. So uh to begin recombination a process which utilizes
  23. DNA. To be broken down and recombined to make new
  24. leal's. This process is so bizarre and that it happens
  25. so fast with coronavirus.
  26. The coronavirus is able to recombine its DNA structure so
  27. fast because it's so widespread, constantly recombining to be better
  28. effective against us.
  29. And it is very scary in that this is actually
  30. approved by the primary literature that they that Romney uses.
  31. So as we all know, uh this did originate in
  32. the chinese province of Wuhan, but I actually it actually
  33. did originate somewhere else and do none.
  34. It's another province very close to Wuhan.
  35. But as we know, the bats were carrier for this
  36. uh people have consumed them, People came into contact with
  37. them and that contact made recombination very easy.
  38. It was constantly spreading constantly recombining.
  39. And this is further proven by the literature.
  40. So, within the literature it is discussed, The team that
  41. found this discusses how they discovered this.
  42. Uh so the coronavirus is uses spike proteins two uh
  43. affect the ace to cite that the uh that they
  44. developed through recombination and to prove that it was actually
  45. through recombination.
  46. As discussed by randy.
  47. They took SARS cov uh different strains of it that
  48. were found in Africa and philo genetically broke it down.
  49. They checked for recon combination and they also checked for
  50. convergent evolution.
  51. If they would check to see if anything was developing
  52. to develop the spike proteins that developed specifically to affect
  53. the ace to site.
  54. It's a very scary thought but it is proven that
  55. recombination is what they use.
  56. They are constantly recombining um to develop those spike proteins,
  57. there is no convergent evolution that has occurred and these
  58. spike proteins specifically are made to affect our immune systems.
  59. So they are quite literally perfect uh infecting us.
  60. Okay, so to move on, the development could be detrimental
  61. in discovering how to stop the coronavirus.
  62. As discussed in Rwandese article.
  63. This uh specific development that we have found in the
  64. coronavirus of the spike proteins can definitely lead the way
  65. on seeing how to combat this stuff.
  66. As as I discussed, the team that developed the the
  67. actual knowledge of recombination being the exact way that uh
  68. huh the corona viruses are affecting us.
  69. Uh huh has discovered fellow genetically that as they constantly
  70. recombine the spike proteins are even better at affecting the
  71. ace to protein.
  72. Now. Uh as I said, randy does do a very
  73. good job discussing everything that the scientists have discovered with
  74. the ace two affecting us specifically with their spike proteins
  75. in the coronavirus.
  76. Um but like I said, Romney is very good at
  77. what she does.
  78. She did a very good job analyzing and bringing to
  79. us our knowledge in layman's terms.
  80. Because this is very complicated subject.
  81. It takes proliferates chains, it takes all kinds of things
  82. to actually make all this work.
  83. And we're very lucky to have somebody like Romney covered
  84. this subject.
  85. Thank you for listening.