Doctor Fau's Temptation: Diary of the Coronavirus Family Covid-19, Mutations, Variants and Vaccines

By David Mendes-Nassi

"I believe there is one temptation that the Genius Doctor Fau will not be able to withstand," said Grandpa Co, "You must share great honor with him, and gently offer him the chance to study the basis of life of our nation, the viruses, the first nation ever to be involved in the amazing idea of the Creation when it created the beginnings of life.
"You will not believe who is on the phone," said Mrs. Fau to her husband, "Try to imagine Bin Laden calling President Bush."
Doctor Fau listened attentively. He had devoted about two years to fighting the Corona family as the advisor of a few of the presidents of America, he brought them to significant achievements but was still far from reaching a solution. Even the finest Human scientists' ingenious methods of vaccination' were only lasting for a limited period of time and losing their power within a few months. And worst of all, the virus family was breaking every record with the variety of variants it created so casually.
As he listened to Vi-ri, the Genius's paced breaths became more rapid as her offer became clearer. Vi-ri's plan was spectacular and attractive. She proposed that together they plan and construct a model that would immunize Human Beings not only against the Corona family, but against the entire viral nation, by defining the "RNA core".





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• Language: English
• Publisher: Partridge Publishing Singapore
• Release date: Nov 17, 2021
• ISBN: 9781543767537

David Mendes-Nassi

Prof. David Mendes was born in Rome to a family of physicians. His grandfather Prof. Mendes oversaw the Red Cross hospital in Rome. In 1939 his family migrated to Israel and his father and grandfather were pioneers in the treatment of tuberculosis and its eradication. After completing his residency in orthopedic surgery, he established a hip surgery clinic at a New York hospital. During the Six Day War and The Yom Kippur War he went to Israel to volunteer in the IDF Medical Corps. From 1975 until his retirement in 2002 he ran the Department of Orthopedic Surgery and the Center for Implant Surgery at the Bnei Zion Medical Center in Haifa. He served as a professor on the clinical staff of Yeshiva University in New York, a member of the academic staff at Mt. Sinai in New York and at the Technion in Haifa, organized and oversaw the annual international conferences of the Center for Implant Surgery, and trained a generation of orthopedic surgeons. Today he writes about various subjects and last year he published the book "Who Is Afraid of Medical Malpractice?"

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Doctor Fau’s Temptation

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Diary of the Coronavirus Family

Covid-19, Mutations, variants and Vaccines

by

David Mendes-Nassi

Illustration by Ruth Beer

EXTENDED EDITION

Translated from the Hebrew by Nina

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ISBN

978-1-5437-6754-4 (sc)

978-1-5437-6755-1 (hc)

978-1-5437-6753-7 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2021922240

11/12/2021

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Hi, My Name is CoV-2

Chapter 2 Papa Co’s Story

Chapter 3 A Global Epidemic, A Pandemic

Chapter 4 A Vaccine to Combat the Coronavirus Pandemic

Chapter 5 Vaccinations, Mutations and Variants

Chapter 6 Beta and Delta’s Hour

Chapter 7 Doctor Fau’s Temptation

All contents of the book are products of the author imagination.

Any resemblance to real people living or dead, names,

places and events is entirely coincidental.

Imagination is the only weapon in the war against reality

- Alice in Wonderland

Dedicated With Love

to

Ya’ara

My Appreciation and thanks

To Ruth Beer for her vivid illustrations that brought the story to life

To my daughter Sharone for the original idea of the

Saga of the Coronavirus Family

and for adding her insight and sensitivity to the writing of this book.

To Nina for the meticulous and precise translation

Chapter 1

Hi, My Name is CoV-2

Hi, it’s nice to meet you.

My name is Coronavirus CoV-2. It was I who caused the illness Covid-19, also known as the Coronavirus pandemic, and I have an international reputation as a champion of viruses, most of whom I don’t actually know.

When my parents created me, they called me Virion. I was tiny and always aggressive, but I lacked a living entity. They said I wouldn’t have a life until I’d grown and learned to live.

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Me as a Virion

We were a huge family with lots of brothers and sisters, and my grandfather, whose memory wasn’t quite what it used to be, couldn’t remember our names so he decided to just name us in order: alpha, beta, gamma, delta. The rest he forgot. But my mother, Mama V-ra, told me that before she created me she had seven adorable virions who loved messing around with the Human Beings in the neighborhood and caused them all kinds of trouble, like colds and mild cases of the flu.

Mama V-ra was beautiful, and all the neighborhood viruses loved her. I admired the red tiara she wore on her head and bragged about it all the time. Whenever she passed by I would call out proudly to my virion friends, That’s my mom! and they would gape in jealousy and awe.

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Mama V-ra

My family always had a thing for pets, and we all grew up with gray and white mice, black bats, as well as larger animals like the ant-eating pangolin.

My father, Papa Co, taught us that viruses are unable to divide and reproduce, which is why we must enter a living cell, like a bacterium that is one hundred times larger than us, and use it to create millions of copies of ourselves. He called these copies replicas. He taught us how to enter a pet without hurting it, and so we gained quite valuable experience that helped us in adulthood. We enjoyed telling each other stories of how the bats and the mice would compete against each other to see who we would enter on a given day. The animals really liked it, because our entrance tickled them and caused them no harm. We were very, very small—so small that the pets couldn’t even see us, they only knew that we were inside of them, enjoying swimming and diving between their blood cells.

I never met all of my brothers and sisters in person. They have long since scattered around the world, and whatever I knew about them as a child was from stories of their exploits that I heard from Mama V-ra. She told me that several members of our family had grand aspirations, and that the most famous of them were involved in massive epidemics against the Human Beings, our archenemies ever since they were brought to life by the Creation.

She told of how my big brother, CoV, moved to China, and when he randomly entered a Chinese bacterium he happened upon, he created millions of replicas of himself using the genetic material of this poor bacterium, who then lost his bacterial pride and became a viral slave. My big brother aspired to create an epidemic, and, according to Mama V-ra, he made a pact with a flu virus and they teamed up to penetrate the Human Beings’ respiratory systems. They were able to cause a lung disease which my brother named after himself: SARS CoV.

Meanwhile, my big sister CoVa preferred to live in the desert. She became friendly with the camels there, she liked them better than the nomads. After a while, she migrated to Saudi Arabia and there she entered a female camel who was one of her friends. At that time, the camel