Abstract
To the question: why there is so much novel coronavirus in wastewater worldwide is the general answer that it is because the body gets rid of the virus. Thus, as the virus leaves the body, the body cleanses and gradually gets rid of the virus. That would be a logical statement, but it is not true. Based on our results so far, part of the virus leaves the body, but the body does not get rid of it. The virus can settle in the intestinal tract and can remain in its carrier there for a very long time, even years. The presence of the virus in the intestinal tract can be confirmed by RT PCR for a new coronavirus from rectal swabs
Highlights
When working with bovine leukosis virus (BLV), in addition to monitoring the infection by detecting antibodies to the virus, we monitored the transmission of the infection from sick animals to healthy animals
Based on the results of more than 30 years of work with viruses BLV and HIV [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12], rectal swabs were taken from persons who overcame the infection with a novel coronavirus at the Institute of Clinical Microbiology of the University Hospital Nitra under the guidance of prof
The results show that in the vast majority of patients who survived the infection, the virus is still present in the stool and in their intestinal tract and indicates that an interval of 2-4 weeks after infection is sufficient to cleanse the intestinal tract of the virus
Summary
When working with bovine leukosis virus (BLV), in addition to monitoring the infection by detecting antibodies to the virus, we monitored the transmission of the infection from sick animals to healthy animals. After several years of research, I came to the conclusion that the virus can be hosted by bacteria. We experimentally tested this assumption and confirmed the results. The idea was tested on the HIV model in the laboratory of prof. This virus has been found to be hosted by bacteria or yeast. Evidence was confirmed at both DNA and viral protein levels
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