furan

Then I found this article [1] about a Finnish study showing high dioxin and furan emissions due to the catalyst.

That's also why we've resisted putting special build magic into Furan (like injecting metadata into the build context, for example).

> a type of agricultural waste known as furan Important note, it's not waste, it's manufactured from waste.

The first step in the synthesis of ranitidine is a Mannich reaction on a furan compound (furfuryl alcohol) to produce essentially one half of the molecule.

One of the strengths with Furan is that you have the guarantee that the Docker build you perform locally is exactly what happens by the service.

> comes from a type of agricultural waste known as furan Where do they get these people?

We know they had access to methods to modify the furin cleavage site of the coronavirus to make it a good target for the human furan enzyme, which allows the virus to be cut appropriately upon binding to ACE2 such that it is translocated into the (human) cell, where viral replication begins.

>but there's no serious evidence it was the case here I mean, the furan cleavage site certainly counts as evidence of a potential modification if it hasn't been observed in any of the natural coronaviruses and inserting it in the position it is was the subject of a grant proposal just a couple of years prior, at the institute in close proximity to the outbreak.

Sorry, if you are reporting on a "science" beat, I do expect you to recognize the word "furan", because you either took organic chemistry or have paid some attention to the world around you.