From post #419, "On the Origins," this excerpt:
'A database search by the first team to study and publish the whole genome sequence for the origins of the inserted sequence turned up no hits (Ji, et al, 2020). They conducted a codon-bias analysis which led them to speculate that perhaps there had been a recombination event between a coronavirus in snakes with a coronavirus from bats (Ji, et al, 2020) This led to criticism on Wired with quote dismissing the snake origin hypothesis as lacking evidence. There is, however, clear evidence that the novel sequence which I will refer to as INS1378, is from a laboratory recombination event....The available evidence most strongly supports that the COVID-19 virus is a vaccine strain of coronavirus either accidently released from a laboratory accident, perhaps a lab researcher becoming infected with the virus while conducting animal experiments, or the Chinese were performing clinical studies of a coronavirus vaccine in humans...."Caution in proceeding to application of a SARS-CoV vaccine in humans is indicated." We believe this exonerates recombination in the lab. This does not exonerate accidental release.'
Clicking on "Inserted Portion," will reveal only the cod. These codons must be translated to reveal the amino acids.