A H1N1 influenza virus gene is about to be deciphered

The newspaper Berlin, May 4 (reporter Gu Gang) According to Prof. Jorge Haak, director of the German Robert Kauch Institute, the multinational virus research institute is about to complete the task of deciphering the H1N1 virus gene. The relevant information is expected to be completed. It will be announced in a few days. In addition, German experts believe that the spread and harmfulness of the H1N1 influenza virus may be lower than estimated, but there is no reason to lift the warning.

The German Robert Kauch Institute is an authoritative organization that specializes in research and analysis of viral outbreaks. Professor Jorge Haak revealed to the media on the 4th that the cracking of the H1N1 virus gene is about to be completed and the information is expected to be announced in a few days. In order to accomplish the task of deciphering the virus genes, the first time in the world, virus insulators have been cultivated, and virus research institutes in many countries have participated in gene decipherment tasks, including the BSL-4-high safety laboratory in Marburg, Germany. The results of the study are very important for the production of vaccines, because until now, people knew very little about the H1N1 virus.

In addition, according to statistics of the World Health Organization, there are currently 20 cases of A/H1N1 virus infection in the countries and regions. The confirmed number of infected people exceeds 900 and continues to show an increasing trend. The German Robert Koch Institute confirmed that there are 10 confirmed infected patients in Germany. These patients are relatively stable and have no life-threatening conditions. However, Professor Hacker believes that there is no reason to dismiss the warning. We must consider that there may be more new cases. He also said that it is still impossible to predict when the epidemic will end. Director-General of the World Health Organization Margaret Chan also said that he must be vigilant that there may be a second wave of outbreaks.

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