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Bat is a probable origin for the COVID-19 pandemics. However, due to the presence of functional genetic elements within the gene of the virus, some scientists in Malaysia suspected that outbreak of COVID-19 in Malaysia is originated from Orangutan and not bat. As a genomicist and bioinformatician, design and illustrate a cost-effective experiment to determine the origin of COVID-19 in Malaysia. (25 marks) 

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