Albanian U.S. doctor: For 2-3 months Corleone vaccine, testing in ape

Various companies in the world have begun doing tests and experiments on the vaccine that can be used to combat the coronavirus.

Albanian doctor working in US, Arba Domi, said in an interview for RTV Time that the company he works for 2-3 months of vaccine will be tested on monkeys. But he made it clear that vaccine cannot be released until a year.

Arba Domi: We've just done the rat testing, we got the results yesterday, we're in the process of testing them. Depending on these results, we hope to go to another stage in the next two weeks, another group of animals different from rats. For two months or three months we'll go to the monkeys who are the last stage before you go to clinical trials. In general, people have to be clear about something: The vaccine cannot come a year ago, at best. So all concentrations must be individual, hygiene, and care. And at the medical level, we're mostly based on existing drugs that are being tested in the United States and everywhere. 

Doctor Dom said there were two types of coronarys, and both types appeared in China.

Arba Domi: Theoretically, there is the possibility of mutation in the virus. At the moment there are only two types of virus in all scientific records. The first guy to have been in China and a guy who went back to China was more infectious than the first, but the percentage of persons infected by the second type is less than the first is 25% against the first 75%. For now I don't think there are problems of genetic change, but in theory the virus can change. 

Regarding alternative theories that the virus has undergone genetic changes at human hands, the doctor feels that this is not possible