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A CRISPR-Cas12a-based specific enhancer for more sensitive detection of SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Weiren Huang | Lei Yu | Donghua Wen | Dong Wei | Yangyang Sun | Huailong Zhao | Yu Ye | Wei Chen | Yongqiang Zhu | Lijun Wang | Li Wang | Wenjuan Wu | Qianqian Zhao | Yong Xu | Dayong Gu | Guohui Nie | Dongyi Zhu | Zhongliang Guo | Xiaoling Ma | Liman Niu | Yikun Huang | Yuchen Liu | Bo Peng | Renli Zhang | Xiuming Zhang | Dechang Li | Yang Liu | Guoliang Yang | Lanzheng Liu | Yunying Zhou | Yunshan Wang | Tieying Hou | Qiuping Gao | Wujiao Li | Shuo Chen | Xuejiao Hu | Mei Han | Huajun Zheng | Jianping Weng | Zhiming Cai | Xinxin Zhang | Fei Song | Guoping Zhao | Jin Wang
EBioMedicine | 2020

Real-time reverse transcription-PCR (rRT-PCR) has been the most effective and widely implemented diagnostic technology since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, fuzzy rRT-PCR readouts with high Ct values are frequently encountered, resulting in uncertainty in diagnosis.

Pubmed ID: 33045467

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