Guys I just ran an analysis on Covid19 and the HIV genome.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Covid19 has 29903 base pairs, HIV has 9181 base pairs. The longest common subsequence has the length of 9012 basepairs!
Luc Montagnier is correct, the HIV genome is contained in Covid-19
What does that mean?
>Makes thread with provocative photo
discarded
Break it down for us user, I'm listening, explain like we're all retarded, because we are, thanks!
Run this script if you don't believe me:
import os
import sys
import numpy as np
def prepSequence(filename):
with open(filename, 'r') as sequence:
temp = sequence.readlines()
temp = map(lambda x: x.strip(), temp) # Removing newline chars
temp = sum(map(lambda x: x.split(' '), temp), []) # Joining list of lines
temp = filter(lambda x: x is not '', temp) # Removing empty strings
temp = filter(lambda x: not x.isdigit(), temp) # Removing gene numbering
return list(temp)
def LCSLength(A, B):
m = len(A)
n = len(B)
C = np.zeros((m, n))
for i in range(1, m):
for j in range(1, n):
if A[i] == B[j]:
C[i][j] = C[i-1][j-1] + 1
else:
C[i][j] = max(C[i][j-1], C[i-1][j])
return C[m-1][n-1]
def main():
covid19 = ''.join(prepSequence('covid19'))
hiv = ''.join(prepSequence('hiv'))
print(len(covid19))
print(len(hiv))
print(LCSLength(covid19, hiv))
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
It's pretty slow since it's not really optimized, but it does the job.
Any nudes of this chick?
en.wikipedia.org
this is the algorithm I ran on the sequences.
Does Coffee contain HIV inserts?
Retard.
Shoo.
so what retard
>implying covid19 has even been isolated and you should trust those sequences
>implying containing HIV even if it did would mean anything or be dangerous at all at all - just mean it's man made
for reference, whats the usual common base pairs for viruses?
kill yourself faggot
t. trained bioinformatician
we are all one virus the human virus
Thanks op for not being a faggot today, even if you turn out to be a faggot later.
This.
>subsequence
So it's not in the same order.
contribute something of nonzero value then memeflaggot
Sorry, Yas Forums removed my indentations.
something something massive tits
i guess this is a massive tits thread? i for one wouldnt mind a massive tits thread... with some political insight of course because politics
i think massive tits are pretty okay and pinochet did nothing wrong
He's a troll trying to see how many people will fall for this 200 level course CS problem
tfw no yall'stv'de gf
karlee hendricks
who is the name of this titular titty milk train
U da mvp.
>makes thread with pic of hot girl and not science
OPINION DISCARDED
How the fuck do you think they can figure out the number of strains of covid out right now without having sequenced it several times in multiple labs already
Also your latter point I think is what op is trying to imply
I remember saying the sequences for the viruses were available on ncbi before like a month ago and that you could just compare them on your PC, I wonder if OP got inspiration from that post
A subsequence can be made by deleting elements of a set as long as the order of elements is not changed. There are only 4 bases in DNA and RNA with the notable exclusion of thymine from RNA , the chances of being able to make one sequence from the subsequence of another is very, very high.
Am I interpreting this right?
What you are saying is that roughly 99% of the HIV genome can be found in COVID in sequence?
user, it has been since Feb. The researchers then constructed the whole genomic sequence of the new virus
>asianscientist.com
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Big tits are provocative.
Found the homo.
where is a raw file of the genomes
Not OP but yes this is what it means. Note that this does not guarantee a definite relationship though (some wildly different plant species also reach the 99% mark) but it helps a lot in studying how it works.
Try converting both to binary
You are based.
Welcome to late January you faggot. The virus was found to have four proteins from the HIV virus inserted where it would allow the Corona Virus to better penetrate the cell wall of human cells, as per the report from the Parjeet scientists. When Zerohedge.com tweeted this, their account was permanently banned and the Indian scientists were forced to retract their report despite having no basis to do so. Now three months later a nobel prize winning medical scientist who discovered the HIV virus confirms this and speculates that the Chinese lab in Wuhan were playing around with viruses in the hope they could create a vaccine for the HIV virus, JF Gariepy did a video about this yesterday.
No he's saying that if you delete elements of the coronavirus genome you can make most of the genome of HIV.
Example:
AUCG is a subset of UUGCAACUAGCG
>just means its man made
Thats the point.
Subsequence not subset
Just look at the links, the whole sequence is there. Then use the prepSequence() function to make it into a single string if you want.
This.
All this garbage is fucking old news; next you'll be telling us Israel is involved.
Thanks mate.
dude this program works by only using unreliably sourced data,
now can I get a source on that sweet blonde girl so that I can pump white blonde babies into her womb?
fukkin nerds just look at dem tiddies tf is wrong with you?
Dos Equis Virus Isa Lucifer
Sars-XX-MD-20/20
mfw no big tit gf
implying such trending papers wouldn't be checked and triple checked for even the smallest mistakes / variations, would it only be for the sake of discovering mutations
also the sauce is up there, read the fucking thread
Are you saying most of the HIV is contained in the coronavirus? Is this really airborn AIDS after all?
Who would do that and why?
I don't know much about viruses but what if someone already has HIV and gets Corona, would the virus not easily share DNA with other viruses that have been in the same cells?
>subsequence
>not in the same order
Lrn2subsequence fgt pls
IKTF
Interesting. Bump
What the fuck
Assuming this information is all perfectly up to date, I'm sure others are keeping track of strain count, what matters more is how the virus mutates and how to compromise each of those strains. Protein folding simulations are far more important at this point. That being said I'm glad OP is learning Python, it's a very beautifully elegant language, but it's just this particular problem is not that useful to be solved.
source on this slut?
Nice find.
Someone post this in this hackernews forum I forget the URL.
>trusting that source
FUCK OFF
DOESNT MATTER IF IT DOES JACK SHIT
WE MAKE VIRUS ALL THE TIME WHO CARES
THIRD OF THE POPULATION IS INFECTED =
thanks user!
eat a dick re-retard
>ncbi.nlm.nih.gov