Transmission of COVID-19 between Animals and Humans: A challenge for the Scientists
In recent decades, some 30 new human pathogens have been identified, of which 75% were spillovers from animals. In late 2019, human infections with a new coronavirus from an unknown origin emerged in China and later spread worldwide. The zoonotic source of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavir...
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Main Authors: | Ehsan Mostafavi (Author), Zohre Eftekhari (Author), Nazanin Jabbari (Author), Parisa Gheibi (Author) |
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Pasteur Institute of Iran,
2021-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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