A new coronvirus has been discovered in bats in Brazil, which shares similarities with malignant Mars virus, but its risk is still not clear for humans, scientists say. Researchers at Sao Paulo stated that the newly discovered novel Koronwirus has a similarity with the Middle East respiratory syndrome virus, or Mers-Cov, which was first recognized in Saudi Arabia in 2012 and killed more than 850 people, with more than two dors of infection in countries.

According to scientists, the experiments to determine their ability to infect humans are determined later this year.

“Right now, we are not sure it can infect humans, but we discovered parts of the virus spike protein, which suggest possible conversations with the receptor used by Mers-Cov, we plan to get more information, we plan to operate experiments in Hong Kong during the current year,” Journal of Medical Virology.

Scientists say that the new Koronvirus discovered in Brazil has a genetic sequence that is about 72 percent similar to the Mers-Cov genome.

Scientists say that they will conduct more experiments in Hong Kong this year, which are in high-casualty laboratories to determine the risks generated by new viruses by new viruses. “This monitoring helps identify the risks of broadcast for viruses and other animals and even the risks of broadcasting to humans,” said another writer of the study, Ricardo Duras-Karwalho.

Scientists stated that they examined 423 oral and rectal swabs from 16 separate bat species for study and were able to identify seven coronvirus in five swabs of bats collected in Fortaleja city of Northeast Brazil. They found that the new viruses have “high similarities” for the Mers- Mers- Related Kornavirus strains found in humans and camels. Five bats belonged to two separate species: MollosusAn insect, and RichA frugal.

Evidence of recreation

According to scientists, the virus was also seen as a genome mix and turning into a process – known as reconsuming. Researchers say the findings were highlighted the incidents of re -rehabilitation between Koronwirus’ “comprehensive genetic diversity”, their novels genealogy presence and Bat viruses broadcast in Brazil, saying the researchers say.

“Bats are important viral reservoirs and therefore they should be presented for continuous epidemic monitoring,” Dr. Duras-Karwalh said.

According to scientists, the new study, an important role outlines bats, which plays as reservoirs for emerging viruses and emphasizes the ongoing monitoring needs to monitor public health risks associated with coronavirus.

“Our studies reflect the importance of more systematic, optimized and integrated to this type of analysis, with many areas that can be used by health systems and even to prevent epidemic and epidemic, with many areas that can be used by health systems and generating data on integrated platforms in many areas,” he concluded.

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