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A List of Viruses Circulating Online Do Not Trigger a False-positive Result in RT-PCR ... - Latest Tweet by Reuters Fact Check
The latest Tweet by Reuters Fact Check states, 'A list of viruses circulating online do not trigger a false-positive result in RT-PCR COVID-19 tests. These tests only detect the SARS-CoV-2 genome sequence and undergo cross-reactivity studies to ensure that they do not react with other pathogens ...'
A list of viruses circulating online do not trigger a false-positive result in RT-PCR COVID-19 tests. These tests only detect the SARS-CoV-2 genome sequence and undergo cross-reactivity studies to ensure that they do not react with other pathogens https://t.co/hmSyQpohbw pic.twitter.com/V9WVYHRQyU— Reuters Fact Check (@ReutersFacts) January 26, 2022
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