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> If they had sequenced the full gene of the virus they said they had
> found,
> they would have crowed about it in the paper, as that WOULD have been as
> good as a mug shot and fingerprints.

Good point, Jim.
I've been reading virus papers these last few weeks until my head spins, and 
still get boggled by all the jargon.
Since the researchers currently are trying to culture the virus in test 
colonies, shouldn't be hard to confirm soon.
Randy 

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