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[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@jbloom_lab We need a live-attenuated vaccine to include all viral antigens!

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@gadboit2 I have my doubts on the legitimacy of the sequence data. Regardless it only supports a hypothesis, an actual investigation would be needed to confirm that this MERS virus exists.

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@stevenemassey @mbw61567742 No scientist would have ever inserted a proline in front of the cleavage site. It’s natural.

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@gadboit2 Probably a reason why after several years this paper has yet to be published

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@gadboit2 There would have been multiple steps along the way where you would have sequencing data. The chances that all of this just vanished is slim to none.

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@gadboit2 Great analysis. In addition, to make such a clone, you would have 1) know the full sequence and have kept that fact hidden for this entire time 2) ordered a variety of DNA segments for which no record exists) and 3) have notes showing all the steps involved in making the clone

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@Friedemann1 Absolutely disgusting what they are doing.

[KU Biology @KUbiology]

Numerous @KUMolBio students received awards at the 2026 KU Molecular Biosciences Symposium
https://t.co/SGo2gv3Xcd

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@JohnSmith828182 @Monetarius @mattwridley Yes there is. Viral RNA was found in the animal cages in the market. And all early cases of the outbreak centered on the market. Worobey et al. Science 2022

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@DagobertIX @Friedemann1 Funny cause there’s no evidence it was engineered. Many CoVs have FCS sites. Now we know they get inserted naturally.

[KU Biology @KUbiology]

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[KU Biology @KUbiology]

Anthony Fehr researches how coronaviruses cause disease. In fact, he was the first to establish a connection between a cellular modification and the anti-coronavirus response. @KUMolBio

https://t.co/M9UBT0VGmi

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@LucioIaniero @DrNeilStone COVID and Flu are easily distinguished by both PCR and antibody tests. You can’t just say these patients had Flu without evidence. Flu cases were really low despite the fact that we were testing for it. Likely due to public health measures.

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@SGriffin_Lab I don’t think most known carcinogens can do all of this. What a ridiculous post

[University of Kansas @UnivOfKansas]

Congratulations to the 2026 University Research Awards recipients. Your determination and discoveries help make the world a better place. 🌎 Thank you for exemplifying the creativity, ingenuity, and might that power KU’s legacy as a leading research institution. Rock Chalk!

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

@willtobeWill89 @DerekPederson3 @ahron_maline Raccoon dogs were sold there and their cages tested positive for SARS-CoV-2.

[The Fehr Lab @FehrLab]

The iracda program at KU is supporting post-doc applications for individuals that want significant teaching experience.
https://t.co/fW86XLD4KJ

If you’re interested in this opportunity and viral evolution and innate immunity please message me! [email protected]

[University of Kansas @UnivOfKansas]

Congrats to KU professors Katie Batza, Anthony Fehr, Bret Freudenthal, and David Slusky, who each received a University Scholarly Achievement Award. 🎉 Their work helps make KU a leading national research university. Rock Chalk! https://t.co/SQP1TEOD4c

[KU Biology @KUbiology]

Congratulations to Dr. Tony Fehr @FehrLab for receiving the University Scholarly Achievement Award!
https://t.co/N0TaepLn9z

[KU Biology @KUbiology]

Join us for a Coffee Hour with KU Biology Faculty! Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows and learn about the faculty’s research & path to KU! Free☕🍪 for all attendees!

Featured Faculty: @BrianAtkinology & @FehrLab