Small molecule identified as a SARS-CoV-2 inhibitor
A new study published in iScience reports the results of a screening strategy to identify small molecules that target viral entry to block infection with this virus.
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A new study published in iScience reports the results of a screening strategy to identify small molecules that target viral entry to block infection with this virus.
His involvement. obviously, he is not a figure of interest because of whatever he may have said publicly, and we were clear it has nothing to do with any of his public pronouncements. it all has to do with his role as a fact witness and player in these events. >> we heard he was concerned, obviously, because of the text that you all released, that sean was very concerned about the violence that he saw on january 6th. in fact, was trying to reach out to the president to get it stopped. did you sense -- the information that you have, do you have information suggesting he was just as concerned in...
>> i say that he's so misguided that it makes me wonder whether this is all just an act and if it is an act, what does that say about what he thinks his constituents want to hear? let me just say that vaccines will -- let me state this a different way. the only people dying essentially now from this virus are the unvaccinated. and the vast majority of people being hospitalized in this country are the unvaccinated. and his propagation of this nonsense that somehow vaccines don't work and are unsafe is the reason why so many of his constituents are becoming hospitalized and are dying. and if -- ...
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