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Monitoring the propagation of SARS CoV2 variants by tracking identified mutation in wastewater using specific RT-qPCR

2021-03-20

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Since the end of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has experienced a major turning point with the appearance and rapid spread of new variants, causing a significant increase in the number of new cases requiring hospitalization. These so-called UK, South African or Brazilian variants are characterized by combinations of mutations which allow them to be distinguished from the variants which have circulated since the start...

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Literature Corpus work: b73c70ce-802e-5172-822c-0a688cb6ddae
DOI: 10.1101/2021.03.10.21253291

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