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213: Fugitive emissions

1 tim 1 min•20 mars 2020

Vincent, Elio and Michael discuss the stability of human coronaviruses on surfaces and in aerosols, and peptidoglycan production by a mosaic consisting of a bacterium within a bacterium within an insect.

Links for this episode:

Human coronavirus 229E infectivity on common surfaces (mBio)
Aerosol and surface stability of SARS-CoV-2 (medRxiv)
Peptidoglycan synthesis by a insect-bacteria mosaic (Cell)
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