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Can mosquitoes spread the new coronavirus? Unlikely, because mosquitoes have a bad relationship with viruses According to the currently known information, the main route of transmission of the new intact virus is droplets. Of course, there is also the possibility of oral and nasal secretions attached to the surface of the object and secondary transmission through contact.  Now, Asian Academician Zhong Nanshan from China has pointed out that the virus may also be present in the patient's excrement, and there is the possibility of infection. It seems that the transmission method of the coronavirus is still somewhat complicated. Now that the winter is fading away, everyone also wants to know if there will be any new changes in the spread of the virus after the climate warms.  Will the emergence of mosquitoes cause the re-spread of the coronavirus?  Blood spreads everything. First of all, we want to know, if blood containing coronavirus is injected into the human body...

Does the new coronavirus come from the United States? Is it confirmed by authoritative literature? Everyone was cheated by some self-media Foreign scientists have found that according to the order of generation, the new coronavirus can be divided into three types: A, B and C. The prevalent type A in the United States is mainly type A of the grandfather's generation, while the type B of the father's generation is mainly prevalent in China, so the new crown virus is From the United States?   The new crown virus is in a global pandemic. The source of the new crown virus has always been a controversial topic. How the virus spreads through mutation is also a topic of concern to scientists.   Recently, researchers from Cambridge, Britain and Germany used gene network technology to reconstruct the early "evolutionary path" of COVID-19 in humans.     Coronavirus Mutated into its Several Types The research results were published in the authoritative journal Proc...

  Research reveals the evolutionary source of Wuhan's new coronavirus and its molecular pathways​ On January 21, 2020, researcher Hao Pei, Shanghai Pasteur Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Researcher Zhong Wu, National Engineering Research Center for Emergency Prevention and Control Medicine, Academy of Military Medical Sciences, and Researcher Li Xuan, Key Laboratory of Synthetic Biology, Center for Excellence in Molecular Plants, Chinese Academy of Sciences In cooperation, published a paper entitled "Evolution of the novel coronavirus from the ongoing Wuhan outbreak and modeling of its spike protein for risk of human transmission" online in SCIENCE CHINA Life Sciences (English version of "Science China: Life Sciences").   Genetic evolutionary relationship between the SARS coronavirus and the MERS corona virus This paper analyzed and explained the evolutionary source of the new coronavirus that caused the recent outbreak of pneumonia in Wuhan, an...

  How Dangerous is the Ebola Virus? Here, the new coronavirus epidemic has not yet subsided,   Over there, another virus with a higher fatality rate has come again.   On June 1, 2020, the Minister of Health of the Congo (DRC) announced:   A new round of Ebola has broken out in the northwest of the country.   This is the 11th outbreak of this virus in Congo (DRC) since 1976. It is c onfirmed by WHO.  At present, 6 infected persons have been found and 4 of them have died.  The extremely high fatality rate has once again aroused everyone's fear and concern about Ebola.  You may want to know: How terrible is the Ebola virus?  Why is it so tenacious?   Why does Ebolavirus  always break out frequently in Africa? The documentary we are going to talk about today may give you the answer "Blood Disease: Ebola Virus" In 1976,  i n the Republic of Sudan, Africa, villagers in a small village suddenly fell i...

  Remdesivir (GS-5734) can Strongly Inhibit Coronavirus Replication This is a small science article that I published on Knowledge Planet · Knowledge Hot last July. It was introduced that Remdesivir (GS-5734), an Ebola treatment drug (in clinical trials), can strongly inhibit coronavirus replication. SARS and MERS are also afraid of "magic medicine" Continuing from the previous article [Shocking rescue of Ebola hemorrhagic fever "recovered" patients with recurrent encephalitis-"magic medicine" and "black and white"    Is MERS ( Middle East Respiratory Syndrome ) still endemic? SARS, or "SARS," the 2003 outbreak made people across the world "come together", and MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome), which began to appear in Saudi Arabia in 2012, is still endemic. And it was imported into our country by a Korean.   In response to SARS, the method used by Academician Zhong Nanshan and his team was high-dose hormone...