How to read a virus

Since the coronavirus pandemic hit, scientists around the world have been trying to understand this insidious pathogen. Despite more than a year of hard research, however, countless questions still remain unanswered. Czech experts are among those looking for much-needed answers, including the Brno biologist Omar Šerý, who works at our Faculty of Science. Read an interview with Omar for the magazine Zázraky medicíny. (In Czech only.)

18 Jun 2021

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