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Higher Omicron JN.1 Coronavirus Transmission due to Unique 17MPLF Spike Insertion compensating 24LPP, 69HV, 145Y, 211N and 483V deletions in the spike

2024-01-04

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<title>Abstract</title> The COVID-19 Spike protein 24LPP, 69HV, 143VYY, 156FR, 212L deletions, 215EPE and 249RWMD insertions were very well characterized. Changes in spike likely select RBD in a favorable 3-D structure to interact with ACE-2 receptor of human cells for coronavirus entry. Our goal is to characterize the newly spreading...

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Literature Corpus work: a146656c-a12e-5878-8c48-cd5de05622f9
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3830998/v1

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