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Biochemistry Friday Seminar - COVID-19 projects @ Department of Biochemistry:Research from cause to detection and cure.

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Omer Ziv – The structure of the coronavirus genome inside its host Mairi Kilkenny – The curious case of Nsp1 and the Primosome Frank McCaughan – SARS - CoV2 and the airway Marko Hyvönen – SARS -CoV-2: Who has had it? Wolfgang Koch – Selection of DAR Pins binding the SARS -CoV-2 RBD Kotryna Bloznelyte – Cutting up the virus: targeting SARS -CoV-2 genome Alex Borodavka – Rotavirus-based vaccine candidates against coronaviruses

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