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‘Immunological unicorn’: the Australian lab growing coronavirus – and its startling discovery – The Guardian
Researchers walk through three negative-pressure chambers before entering the submarine-like structure
SydneyResearchers walk through three negative-pressure chambers before entering the submarine-like structure
In a high security laboratory in Sydney, where a select group of researchers go to extreme lengths to work with samples of blood and swabs containing Covid-19, virologist Stuart Turville found a unicorn.
A beautiful, immunological unicorn, Turville, an associate professor with the Kirby Institute at the University of New South Wales, said.
We found him when we were analysing samples from…
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