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¿ De qué está compuesto el genoma del SARS- CoV- 2? Esa es una pregunta muy simple.
That's a very simple question.
El genoma original fue… … tomaron la muestra de esputo, el fluido B- A- L- F…
...they took the sputum sample, the B-A-L-F fluid...
… de una persona que, dijeron, tenía neumonía. Probablemente sí tenía neumonía.
Probably did have pneumonia.
Dijeron que era un tipo nuevo de neumonía… …
porque no pudieron encontrar los organismos habituales. Tomaron su fluido…
They took their fluid...
… y lo cortaron en pedacitos pequeños… … y obtuvieron 56 millones de pedazos
...and they got 56 million different pieces of RNA...
...which they said must be part from the genome of the virus.
And they put those into the computer...
...and they got 1.2 million different possible combinations...
...for arranging those little pieces into a long string.
Y eso fue con un programa, y con el otro… … obtuvieron unas 450.000 combinaciones
...they got about 450,000 different possible combinations.
They arbitrarily chose the longest...
porque era alrededor del
And through that ridiculous pseudo-scientific fraudulent process...
...that's how they claimed they had the genome.
Publicaron el genoma… … y ese es el genoma del SARS- CoV- 2.
...and that is the SARS-CoV-2 genome.
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Original transcript (English)
What is the SARS-CoV-2 genome composed of? That's a very simple question. The original genome was... ...they took the sputum sample, the B-A-L-F fluid... ...from a person that they said had pneumonia.
Probably did have pneumonia. They said it was a new kind of pneumonia... ...because they couldn't find the usual organisms. They took their fluid... ...and they chopped it up into little pieces...
...and they got 56 million different pieces of RNA... ...which they said must be part from the genome of the virus. And they put those into the computer... ...and they got 1.2 million different possible combinations... ...for arranging those little pieces into a long string.
And that was with one program, and with the other... ...they got about 450,000 different possible combinations. They arbitrarily chose the longest... ...because it was around 90% similar to previous coronaviruses. And through that ridiculous pseudo-scientific fraudulent process...
...that's how they claimed they had the genome. They published the genome... ...and that is the SARS-CoV-2 genome.
