This Week in Science: May 1, 2009

The Scan

High Numbers Reported for Russian Vaccine

Russia says its candidate SARS-CoV-2 vaccine has a very high efficacy rate in an initial analysis of clinical trial data, according to the Financial Times.

Masterpiece Microbiome

Wired reports on a microbial analysis of sketches drawn by Leonardo DaVinci.

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A new survey explores coronavirus vaccine hesitancy among Black and Latino individuals, the Washington Post reports.

Nucleic Acids Research Papers on Aging Atlas, Human Metagenomes, Drug Repositioning

In Nucleic Acids Research this week: the Aging Atlas database, a database of human metagenome-related metadata, and more.

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This Week in Science: May 1, 2009

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The Scan

High Numbers Reported for Russian Vaccine

Masterpiece Microbiome

Limited Trust

Nucleic Acids Research Papers on Aging Atlas, Human Metagenomes, Drug Repositioning

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