A nanoscale look at coronavirus infection
A team of Stanford scientists uncovered new details about the location of viral molecules in a cell after coronavirus infection.
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A team of Stanford scientists uncovered new details about the location of viral molecules in a cell after coronavirus infection.
A human cell being infected by a coronavirus is a crowded place as the virus turns its host into a virus-replicating machine. Now, for the first time,
The multiplex detection approach outlined in this study has the potential to address the need to rapidly characterize the phenotype and clinical response to continually emerging SARS-CoV-2 variants as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
Using high-throughput confocal super-resolution microscopy, scientists visualize the genomic material of the human coronavirus HCoV-229E.
A new study reports a tool to enable RNA purification by sequence, helping to determine the structure, chemical modifications, and interactions between different RNA molecules.