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Blood thinning drug to treat recovery from severe COVID-19 is not effective
Blood thinning drug to treat recovery from severe COVID-19 is not
The HEAL-COVID trial (Helping to Alleviate the Longer-term consequences of COVID-19) is funded by the National Institu...
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Congratulations Prof Ravi Gupta and @GuptaR_lab on Translational Microbiology Prize 2023 recognising excellence to those making significant contributions in the field of microbiology! #CITIID 👏
We are pleased to announce the winners of our 2023 Prizes. Congratulations to Professor Wendy Barclay, Professor Sharon Peacock, Professor Ravindra Gupta, Dr Tanmay Bharat, Professor Iruka N Okeke, Professor Kalai Mathee & Dr Jonathan Tyrrell:
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We are pleased to announce the winners of our 2023 Prizes. Congratulations to Professor Wendy Barclay, Professor Sharon Peacock, Professor Ravindra Gupta, Dr Tanmay Bharat, Professor Iruka N Okeke, Professor Kalai Mathee & Dr Jonathan Tyrrell:
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Prize Winners 2023
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Nature Communications 'XNAzymes targeting the SARS-CoV-2 genome inhibit viral infection' Congratulations @Taylor_Lab_Cam #CITIID Programmable molecular scissors could help fight COVID-19 infection
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XNAzymes targeting the SARS-CoV-2 genome inhibit viral infection
Nature Communications - RNA viruses have been responsible for large-scale epidemics and pandemics throughout the last ...
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