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Russia's Pasteur Institute confirms: Necessary control experiments were not carried out !
The Pasteur Institute in Saint Petersburg confirmed that necessary control experiments were not carried out. They interpreted the water sample as a control experiment, which, however, only excludes contamination.
The "negative control water sample" is NOT a control experiment to detect pathogenic "viruses" (see here).
- No control experiments performed to construct SARS-CoV-2 from negative samples.
- No control experiments performed to search with primers for Ebola, measles etc. in the SARS-CoV-2 positive samples and try to perform "whole genome sequencing" from them for these claimed "viruses" as well.
-For correspondence- see attachmed file
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What does "negative control samples" mean, such as buffer or water ?
The "water/buffer sample" is a WHO requirement/guideline.
A "water sample" should always be included in all sequencing steps to exclude the possibility of contaminating a sample or generating artefacts.
-Purified water contains no nucleic acid. If the water is sequenced in the laboratory and such nucleic acids are found, it is assumed that the gene sequences have entered the water through coughing or contamination, for example. Now it is automatically assumed that not only the water but also the sample(s) prepared for sequencing have been contaminated.
!! The "negative control water sample" is NOT a control experiment for the detection of pathogenic "viruses" . !!
(But is gladly referred to as such by the laboratories
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WHO guideline
https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240018440
https://apps.who.int/iris/rest/bitstreams/1326052/retrieve
Does water have DNA?
https://www.quora.com/Does-water-have-DNA
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