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...Normally the virus is highly lethal, but does not transmit well, but a series of experiments with ferrets resulted in an easily transmittable strain. The experiments were simple enough for any person with expertise in microbiology to replicate, which critics... (from No Agenda Episode 634 - "Rough Patch")

...Normally the virus is highly lethal, but does not transmit well, but a series of experiments with ferrets resulted in an easily transmittable strain. The experiments were simple enough for any person with expertise in microbiology to replicate, which critics... (from No Agenda Episode 633 - "Reverse the Curse")

...Normally the virus is highly lethal, but does not transmit well, but a series of experiments with ferrets resulted in an easily transmittable strain. The experiments were simple enough for any person with expertise in microbiology to replicate, which critics... (from No Agenda Episode 632 - "The Weed Mobile")

...To assess the pandemic potential of circulating strains and perform transmission studies to identify mutations and gene combinations that confer enhanced transmissibility in mammalian models (such as ferrets and guinea pigs). Pathogenicity. To aid risk assessment and identify mechanisms, including... (from No Agenda Episode 1642 - "Million Morons")

...They succeeded in developing 30 promising models, and they chose the four ''best in class'' to fabricate and then test on ferrets, the animal most analogous to human beings when it comes to upper respiratory infections. The ferrets all developed... (from No Agenda Episode 1261 - "Infodemic")

...be passed back to humans and other animals, both domestic and wild and potentially placing the wild mustelid (minks, ferrets and related species) population at risk. Bridging Human and Animal Health We are researchers in the fields of virology, immunology... (from No Agenda Episode 1299 - "King Mitch")

...Data published in April, which hasn't been peer reviewed, showed that it elicited an immune response in mice and ferrets. "Making a vaccine that looks like what's circulating right now gives us a higher chance of having cross... (from No Agenda Episode 1558 - "Mediatized")

...In 2004 attempted vaccine produced hepatitis in ferrets In 2005 mice and civets became sick and more susceptible to coronaviruses after being vaccinated In 2012 the ferrets became sick and died. And in this study mice and ferrets developed lung... (from No Agenda Episode 1339 - "Accelerationism")

...Maybe he smuggles ferrets in his pants. Maybe he has a partially developed conjoined twin growing out of his left thigh. Or maybe, as his accusers have claimed, he really is packing a schlong that would make even Milton Berle... (from No Agenda Episode 951 - "Hard Forking")

...Maybe he smuggles ferrets in his pants. Maybe he has a partially developed conjoined twin growing out of his left thigh. Or maybe, as his accusers have claimed, he really is packing a schlong that would make even Milton Berle... (from No Agenda Episode 950 - "RACE: other")

...Those flu studies made a deadly bird flu virus called H5N1 more contagious between ferrets, the lab stand-in for people. The goal of that work was to see whether this bird flu virus might mutate in the wild and... (from No Agenda Episode 1226 - "Bat's True!")

...Dale Brown brought to my attention the studies that have reported serious immunopathology in animals '' rats, ferrets, and monkeys '' in which animals vaccinated against coronoviruses tended to have extremely high rates of respiratory failure upon subsequent exposure in the study... (from No Agenda Episode 1213 - "Kung Flu")

...Both US and EU authorities and presumably also Chinese, waived the standard animal tests using ferrets or mice and have gone straight to human ''guinea pigs.'' Human tests began in late July and early August. Three months is unheard of... (from No Agenda Episode 1296 - "Kraken Keeper")

...Scientists are studying ferrets, hamsters and mice for clues but, of course, it wouldn't be ethical for scientists to expose people to different doses of the coronavirus, as they do with milder cold viruses. ''The truth is, we really... (from No Agenda Episode 1247 - "Masks are Love")

...Cats, ferrets, monkeys, and rabbits each and every time experienced Antibody Dependent Enhancement (ADE), also known as pathogenic priming or a cytokine storm. This occurs when the immune system creates an uncontrolled and overwhelming inflammatory response upon being confronted with... (from No Agenda Episode 1326 - "Freedom Bracelet")

...Assuming the virus ferrets out the most outgoing and most susceptible in the first wave, immunity following a wave of infection is distributed more efficiently than with a vaccination campaign that seeks to protect everyone, said Tom Britton, a mathematician... (from No Agenda Episode 1270 - "Twindemic")

...Even though the virus cannot reproduce in other mammals, predators and scavengers such as foxes, ferrets and some birds can excrete the virus through their faeces after ingesting an infected rabbit carcass. Flies, rabbit fleas, and mosquitoes can also spread... (from No Agenda Episode 1012 - "Value Convo")

...We knew very early on that eradicating Covid-19 was impossible; there are animal reservoirs, specifically felines (of all sorts), ferrets and likely others (now believed to include deer.) We have never eradicated rabies and never will for this reason... (from No Agenda Episode 1371 - "Bald Nancy")

...Antigenic characterization data are based on an animal model (influenza-naive ferrets), and do not reflect pre-existing protection provided by past influenza infections and vaccinations. Additional antigenic characterization studies involving people vaccinated with current influenza vaccines are conducted later... (from No Agenda Episode 1235 - "Coronafest")

...The ban came on the heels of ''high-profile lab mishaps'' at the CDC and ''extremely controversial flu experiments'' in which the bird flu virus was engineered to become more lethal and contagious between ferrets. The goal was to see... (from No Agenda Episode 1214 - "Stanktuary")