BREAKING - Viral genome region analysis

The fake microbiologist from the other thread here.

I've found some breaking information from a thread on the chans. I cant link it. The summary of the information is as follows, genetic analysis on the genome of the virus.

orf1b region which encodes viral enzymes involved in rna polymerase and ultimately viral replication from host cell ribsomes, this region has novel differences from known corona viruses, this hasnt been seen before.

The S region which encodes surface attachment proteins has extremely similar mix of human SARs attachment proteins and fruitbat corona virus strains, shows signs of viral recombination.

orf8 region again involved in attachment proteins shows simularity with human herpes viruses, im not actually sure why, id speculate bat herpes crossover, but its shown in human HHV-8 herpes kaposi sarcoma virus,which is a herpes virus that is implicated in cancer obviously.

The source suggests that some of the nucleotides are slightly different, than fruitbat corona viruses. My guess on the similar herpes spikes are that the virus may have mutated in the bat that was also infected with herpes and the attachment proteins changed slightly and when this virus came in contact with humans this novelty played a factor in the jump..

I really need a molecular biolgist, a genetic engineer and a virologist to help me out here.