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Will new COVID variants spreading in NJ cause another winter surge? - Vimarsana News

Will new COVID variants spreading in NJ cause another winter surge?

NJ has been spared a significant COVID surge since the omicron strain hammered the state. But experts worry about the return to "normal" behavior.

Will new COVID variants spreading in NJ cause another winter surge? - Vimarsana News

Will new COVID variants spreading in NJ cause another winter surge?

NJ has been spared a significant COVID surge since the omicron strain hammered the state. But experts worry about the return to "normal" behavior.

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Will new COVID variants spreading in NJ cause another winter surge? - Vimarsana News

Will new COVID variants spreading in NJ cause another winter surge?

NJ has been spared a significant COVID surge since the omicron strain hammered the state. But experts worry about the return to \

Role of novel SARS-CoV-2-derived svRNAs and the involvement of tRF in COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Role of novel SARS-CoV-2-derived svRNAs and the involvement of tRF in COVID-19

A new study revealed new long sv-COV-2 using T4 PNK pretreatment and qRT-PCR and also identified piRNAs and tRFs as the most abundant sncRNAs in COVID-19 positive samples.

How a 7th Grade Science Project Set a Little Girl on the Path to Become a Leading COVID-19 Antibody Researcher - Vimarsana News

How a 7th Grade Science Project Set a Little Girl on the Path to Become a Leading COVID-19 Antibody Researcher

Updated: 10:37 AM PST, March 10, 2021 Dr. Rianna Vandergaast’s path as a lead researcher in COVID-19 neutralizing antibody testing began with a simple, seventh grade science project. Dr. Rianna Vandergaast’s path as a lead researcher in COVID-19 neutralizing antibody testing began with a simple, seventh grade science project. Her father, an environmental scientist, was the one who suggested they collect water samples from people in their own neighborhood. “We actually went around to our neighbors, because we lived out in the country at that point,” Vandergaast told Inside Edition Digi...