COVID-19 cases in summer 2020 was not as low as previously thought, new genome-based model suggests
COVID-19 cases in summer 2020 was not as low as previously thought, new genome-based model suggests Many have attributed the low number of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases in the summer of 2020 to hot weather or increased outdoor activities. But a new study from researchers in Germany suggests this might not have been the case. The results obtained from a genome-based computational pipeline called GInPipe use only time-stamped sequencing data, suggesting some European countries had a large number of undetected COVID-19 cases during this period. Their findings suggest GInPipe could he...