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Reduced IFNL1 and/or IFNL2, but not IFNL3 is associated with worse outcome in patients with COVID-19.
Clinical and experimental immunology - 12 Nov 2024
Woods Elena, Mena Adriana, Sierpinska Sophie, Carr Emily, Sttar Bioresource, Hagan Richard, Crowley John, Bergin Colm, Clark David, Brophy Caroline, Macallan Derek, Gardiner Clair M
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The recent pandemic was caused by the emergence of a new human pathogen, SARS-CoV-2. While the rapid development of many vaccines provided an end to the immediate crisis, there remains an urgent need to understand more about this new virus and what constitutes a beneficial immune response in terms of successful resolution of infection. Indeed, this is key for development of vaccines that provide long lasting...
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