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COVID-19, Infection Inhibitors and Medicines

2025-01-14

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The fast mutation of COVID-19 viruses still confuses us, and the mRNA vaccines do not inhibit the infection and may protect against the heavy disease. The infection mechanism is described with the protein-protein binding stereo structure; therefore, the infection strength of variants has been estimated from the protein-protein (S-RBD binding with ACE-2) interaction energy values calculated using a molecular mechan...

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3a84e664-c065-5912-9582-2c34db2caf35
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10.20944/preprints202501.1042.v1
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