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Telomeres and COVID‐19

19 May 2020

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The medical, public health, and scientific communities are grappling with monumental imperatives to contain COVID-19, develop effective vaccines, identify efficacious treatments for the infection and its complications, and find biomarkers that detect patients at risk of severe disease. The focus of this communication is on a potential biomarker, short telomere length (TL), that might serve to identify patients...

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PMID: 32427393
DOI: 10.1096/fj.202001025

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