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What podcasts say about Gain-of-function research

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What experts have said about Gain-of-function research

5 statements · 5 negative

  1. Gain-of-function research is biological-weapons research intended to target populations.

    “this is biological weapons research”

    Listen at 16:26

    Open the episode · #2548 - Brian Simpson
  2. Gain-of-function research makes viruses more transmissible and deadly using taxpayer funding.

    “What they're doing is making viruses more. More transmissible and more deadly. And they're working on it. Your tax dollars are at work.”

    Listen at 1:17:33

    Open the episode · #2539 - Protect Our Parks 17
  3. Many experts regard gain-of-function research as biological-weapons engineering.

    “most of the people I talked to said gain of function is a euphemism for biological weapons engineering.”

    Listen at 6:56

    Open the episode · #2534 - Annie Jacobsen
  4. Some countermeasure research requires making pathogens more virulent and transmissible.

    “in order for us to find a cure, we have to make the pathogen more virulent, more transmissible.”

    Listen at 10:09

    Open the episode · #2534 - Annie Jacobsen
  5. Gain-of-function research can produce pneumonic plague resistant to antibiotics.

    “Gain of function does. You can learn how to outfox antibiotics so that you can turn mother nature's pneumonic plague, which used to be curable, with antibiotics to have no cure.”

    Listen at 14:07

    Open the episode · #2534 - Annie Jacobsen

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