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New research shows some animals are more susceptive of the COVID-19 infection than others – EdexLive
The study examined that these findings were able to aid the development of antiviral strategies that use artificial ‘locks’ to trap the virus and prevent it from…
New research on protein structures by Stanford University, California claims to help drug development and predict future outbreaks of COVID-19. According to the study in the open-access journal PLOS Computational Biology, and this may be due to particular protein structures on the surface of animal cells.
Joao Rodrigues of Stanford University, California, and colleagues presented the research suggesting that the current pandemic began when the virus causing COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, jumped from bats…
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