Mammal species with a stronger HADDOCK binding strength are more likely able to become infected with COVID-19 and spread the virus to other animals. (IMAGE)

Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies

Mammal species with a stronger HADDOCK binding strength are more likely able to become infected with COVID-19 and spread the virus to other animals.

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Mammal species with a stronger HADDOCK binding strength are more likely able to become infected with COVID-19 and spread the virus to other animals.

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Fischhoff et al. 2021

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