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Whole-exome sequencing identifies a missense variant in the cytoskeletal gene <i>SVIL</i> implicating actin remodeling in COVID-19 severity in a Pakistani cohort
Background: The current study investigated host genetic associations with disease severity in COVID-19 patients of South Asian origin and explored its molecular basis. Methods: Covid-19 patients were stratified into disease severity groups based on the clinical and radiographic findings. Genomic DNA
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