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Unique COVID-19 Phenotype Emerges Through Multi-Omic Patient Analysis

Oct 09, 2020
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NEW YORK – Researchers performed a large-scale multi-omic analysis of blood samples from COVID-19-positive and -negative individuals with diverse disease severities and outcomes, and developed a database of molecular features that are highly significant to COVID-19 status and severity.

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