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Decoy protein neutralises virus: Study

Washington: Scientists have engineered a decoy protein which binds to the novel coronavirus and blocks infection in cultured cells, an advance that may lead to a therapeutic or preventive agent against Covid-19. PTI Passengers exchange blows over wearing of masks...

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Updated At : 12:02 PM Aug 06, 2020 IST

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Washington: Scientists have engineered a decoy protein which binds to the novel coronavirus and blocks infection in cultured cells, an advance that may lead to a therapeutic or preventive agent against Covid-19. PTI

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Passengers exchange blows over wearing of masks

Chandigarh: A clash between two passengers onboard an aircraft over wearing of face masks has gone viral on social media. The violent fight broke out on a KLM flight from Amsterdam to Ibiza after the two men refused to wear masks. The in-flight ruckus with the duo engaging in fistfight was captured by another passenger on a cellphone and posted on Instagram. TNS

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