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    1. eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25

      The preprint author is able to recover some of the deleted sequences from the cloud. It looks like they were originally uploaded on 15 February 2020.pic.twitter.com/az4tGvPpue

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    2. eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25

      Some background: The early sequences we ahve from Wuhan appear to be more distant from the putative bat ancestor of SARS-2, than virus sequences from outside Wuhan. Hypothesis: This is because early virus samples taken in proximity to Wuhan Institute of Virology were deleted.pic.twitter.com/XrjNf2i0iY

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    3. eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25

      moar on the specifics of this odd problem.pic.twitter.com/t7Z4GigarZ

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    4. eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25

      oh look. the mysteriously deleted sequences are also phylogenetically closer to the putative bat ancestor than the Seafood Market sequences.pic.twitter.com/qbvbwTebW9

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    5. eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25

      relative distance to RaTG13, the closest relative of SARS-2. You see the seafood market sequences are all late; the deleted Wuhan sequences are earlier. The Guangdong patient infected before Jan 5 among the earliest of all.pic.twitter.com/EtUUcRtoYk

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    6. eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25

      SARS-2 got away from Chinese authorities with the outbreak at the Huanan Seafood Market in Wuhan. This was the event that attracted international attention. The seafood market viruses were inevitably sequenced, while other, earlier virus samples from Wuhan were suppressed.

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    7. eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25

      This created the obvious problem, that virus sequences from outside Wuhan (not only from elsewhere in China, but elsewhere in the world) seemed to be phylogenetically prior to the Wuhan viruses. Because only the seafood market samples were known, and that was a late outbreak.

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    8. eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25

      Early SARS-2 sequences were deleted to obscure the origins of the virus at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.pic.twitter.com/pTYbTcTRps

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    9. eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25

      Now, some caveats. This is a really reader-friendly paper, with extensive, accessible discussion of the origins problem. And it's already been written up in the New York Times. I don't know, feels a little weird.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/23/science/coronavirus-sequences.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=Homepage …

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    10. Stop Vaccine Passports!‏ @coxsorange Jun 25
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      NYT: the establishment's favourite. The story claims leak, or zoonotic. No mention of possible intentional release. Whoever can prove the origins has an invaluable bargaining chip.

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      eugyppius‏ @eugyppius1 Jun 25
      Replying to @coxsorange

      I also worry that there may be an attempt here, to open the door to finding more „deleted“ sequences that will then prove literally anything they want.

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