British professor Angus Dalglish and Norwegian scientist Birger Sorensen said …

The British professor Angus Dalglish and the Norwegian scientist Birger Sorensen said that they found evidence of the laboratory origin of the SARS-COV-2 coronavirus. In the coming days, they will publish a detailed article with evidence in the journal Quarterly Review of Biophysics Discovery. The British edition of Daily Mail got acquainted with the text.

Experts claim that the Covid-19 was created in the laboratory in Jun, and after the leak, the Chinese tried to cover the tracks and give it out of the virus of natural origin. They came to the conclusion about artificial origin due to the structure of the virus: it has a “spike” containing a number of four amino acids. All of them are positively charged, which allows the virus to cling tightly to the negatively charged parts of human cells, like a magnet. This makes the virus more contagious.
Mr. Dalglish explained that, like magnets, positively charged amino acids are repelled from each other, and even three such amino acids in a row can be found in natural organisms, and four are “extremely unlikely”. “The laws of physics mean that you cannot have four positively charged amino acids in a row. The only way to get it is to artificially make it, ”he added.