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Beyond Genomes and the Covid-19 Pandemic.

In the field of the host-infectious agent interaction, this translates to tracing the origin of effector proteins to the genomes of the hosts or infectious agents Despite the sound data that support the existence of transfer factors and availability of their protein sequences in some cases, the search in genomes using bioinformatic tools fails to confirm their existence both in the species that produced them and in the genomes of infectious agents in cases linked to infections The fact that large numbers of infected people seem to undergo the Covid-19 infection without symptoms or have very light progression of the disease while severe morbidity and mortality occurs in others points at the need to better understand the mechanisms underlying this and related infections