In fact, the discovery of animals infected with the new crown is not the first time, as early as 2020, a variety of animals around the world have been found to be infected with the new crown virus, including beavers, deer, mink, orangutans, tigers, lions, as well as cats and dogs.
Research investigations have shown that. White-tailed deer in the U.S. are infected with the New Coronavirus at 40%, and it was proven that the New Coronavirus invaded wildlife as early as 2019.
All these signs point to the fact that New Coronavirus is a human-animal pneumonia.
In May 2020, the Dutch government reported evidence that people had contracted New Coronavirus from farmed mink; the World Health Organization noted that this may be the world's first case of animal-to-human transmission. Subsequently, the Danish government introduced regulations to cull farmed mink in large numbers to hinder the spread of New Crown pneumonia.
This is not the first time that animals have been found to be infected with New Crown in China; a case of New Crown infection in a pet dog was reported in Hong Kong as early as 2020.
In the case of the confirmed diagnosis of pet cats in Harbin, the most heated question discussed by netizens is: In the end, will animals infected with New Coronation pneumonia back-contagious to people?
Until now, no research has been able to provide a definitive answer. Although there is still not a lot of evidence that pet cats and dogs can infect humans, it is very clear that humans can infect pets.
Prevention of pet infections starts with the owner.
Routine and effective personal protection can reduce the chance of infection with novel coronaviruses; vaccination against new coronaviruses is currently the most economical and effective preventive measure;
and rapid nucleic acid testing for new coronaviruses is an effective means of preventing and controlling outbreaks. When the risk of personal infection is reduced, the risk of infection in pets is naturally reduced as well.
The novel coronavirus is an RNA-only virus, and its specific RNA sequence is the marker that distinguishes the virus from other pathogens.
By using a real-time fluorescent PCR method that detects the specific RNA sequence of the novel coronavirus directly from the gene level to detect the specific sequence of the virus, if a specific nucleic acid sequence matching the standard sample is detected in the sample, it will suggest a positive result for the rapid detection of the novel coronavirus.
This can be interpreted as two magnets attracting each other, which will produce a positive result.
The New Crown Nucleic Acid Rapid Test is a very precise and sensitive reaction and therefore requires a very high level of experimental environment, laboratory personnel and laboratory reagents and equipment. Conventional PCR experiments usually take 2-3 hours, and through continuous technology upgrades, Daan Gene's rapid nucleic acid test solution has speeded up the amplification process by 1 hour, significantly improving the efficiency of the test.
