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hi jerry, this is very interesting..i have a few questions/comments:

1.  have you looked at older samples yet to see if this virus was around, but undetected?  my impression is that you are looking with much more sensitive/better equipment and methods than has been done previously.  how far back have you looked?

2.  wrt this virus being either being "benign, pathogenic, or something in  between", i wonder.  certainly we have learned that some bacteria, yeasts, molds, fungi, etc are beneficial...or even beneficial _and_ pathogenic depending on the circumstances.  are viruses always either bad/benign...or are some possibly sometimes actually beneficial?

deknow

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