The 2014 grant states that “no funds are provided and no funds can be used to support gain-of-function research.” But Rutgers University molecular biologist Richard Ebright notes that other NIH documents “definitively” show otherwise. “The research proposed, approved, and performed under the grant was gain of function research of concern, irrespective of false statements made by NIAID when and after approving the grant,” he said. “A violation is a violation, even if the violator states violations are not permitted.”
The NIH funded Chinese coronavirus research. Chinese
coronavirus research included gain of function. Money is fungible.
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