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2020
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Bat cells seem able to upregulate type I interferon, which suppresses viral replication to avoids the cell death seen in infected human cells. The immunochromatographic test detects the presence of the SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid protein, and because it is cheaper and less technically demanding than RT-PCR, researchers believe it could help limit the spread of the virus by quickly identifying suspected cases for quarantine, especially in resource-poor areas. Modellers: it is good to talk A team of researchers from Australia, China, the UK, and the USA, has proposed a process for harnessing multiple disease models to help give clearer recommendations to policy makers.