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The Existence of At Least Three Genomic Signature Patterns and At Least Seven Subtypes of COVID-19 and the End of the Disease

2022-01-25

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Hoping to find genomic clues linked to COVID-19 and end the pandemic has driven scientists’ tremendous efforts to try all kinds of research. Signs of progress have been achieved but are still limited. This paper intends to prove the existence of at least three genomic signature patterns and at least seven subtypes of COVID-19 driven by five critical genes (the smallest subset of genes). These signatures and subtyp...

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Literature Corpus work: 2c8011de-ee77-587b-8019-efc0c66ff204
DOI: 10.1101/2022.01.24.477579

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