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VACCINES FOR COVID-19: PERSPECTIVES, PROSPECTS, AND CHALLENGES BASED ON CANDIDATE SARS, MERS, AND ANIMAL CORONAVIRUS VACCINES

2020-03-24

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Several coronaviruses (CoV) are widespread in humans and cause only mild upper respiratory infections and colds; however, pandemic outbreaks of more severe coronavirus infections in humans have become more prevalent. The severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) coronavirus (betaCoV Lineage B) caused the first pandemic of the 21st century in 2002–2003, with its epicentre in China. The Middle East respiratory syndro...

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10.33590/emj/200324
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