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  1. The SARS-CoV-2 spike protein binds and modulates estrogen receptors

    This article has 31 authors:
    1. Oscar Solis
    2. Andrea R. Beccari
    3. Daniela Iaconis
    4. Carmine Talarico
    5. Camilo A. Ruiz-Bedoya
    6. Jerome C. Nwachukwu
    7. Annamaria Cimini
    8. Vanessa Castelli
    9. Riccardo Bertini
    10. Monica Montopoli
    11. Veronica Cocetta
    12. Stefano Borocci
    13. Ingrid G. Prandi
    14. Kelly Flavahan
    15. Melissa Bahr
    16. Anna Napiorkowski
    17. Giovanni Chillemi
    18. Masato Ooka
    19. Xiaoping Yang
    20. Shiliang Zhang
    21. Menghang Xia
    22. Wei Zheng
    23. Jordi Bonaventura
    24. Martin G. Pomper
    25. Jody E. Hooper
    26. Marisela Morales
    27. Avi Z. Rosenberg
    28. Kendall W. Nettles
    29. Sanjay K. Jain
    30. Marcello Allegretti
    31. Michael Michaelides

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  2. COVID-19 Symptoms and Duration of Rapid Antigen Test Positivity at a Community Testing and Surveillance Site During Pre-Delta, Delta, and Omicron BA.1 Periods

    This article has 20 authors:
    1. Carina Marquez
    2. Andrew D. Kerkhoff
    3. John Schrom
    4. Susana Rojas
    5. Douglas Black
    6. Anthea Mitchell
    7. Chung-Yu Wang
    8. Genay Pilarowski
    9. Salustiano Ribeiro
    10. Diane Jones
    11. Joselin Payan
    12. Simone Manganelli
    13. Susy Rojas
    14. Jonathan Lemus
    15. Vivek Jain
    16. Gabriel Chamie
    17. Valerie Tulier-Laiwa
    18. Maya Petersen
    19. Joseph DeRisi
    20. Diane V. Havlir

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  3. Comparative effectiveness of sotrovimab and molnupiravir for prevention of severe COVID-19 outcomes in non-hospitalised patients: an observational cohort study using the OpenSAFELY platform

    This article has 33 authors:
    1. Bang Zheng
    2. Amelia CA Green
    3. John Tazare
    4. Helen J Curtis
    5. Louis Fisher
    6. Linda Nab
    7. Anna Schultze
    8. Viyaasan Mahalingasivam
    9. Edward PK Parker
    10. William J Hulme
    11. Sebastian CJ Bacon
    12. Nicholas J DeVito
    13. Christopher Bates
    14. David Evans
    15. Peter Inglesby
    16. Henry Drysdale
    17. Simon Davy
    18. Jonathan Cockburn
    19. Caroline E Morton
    20. George Hickman
    21. Tom Ward
    22. Rebecca M Smith
    23. John Parry
    24. Frank Hester
    25. Sam Harper
    26. Amir Mehrkar
    27. Rosalind M Eggo
    28. Alex J Walker
    29. Stephen JW Evans
    30. Ian J Douglas
    31. Brian MacKenna
    32. Ben Goldacre
    33. Laurie A Tomlinson

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  4. Machine Learning for Identifying Data-Driven Subphenotypes of Incident Post-Acute SARS-CoV-2 Infection Conditions with Large Scale Electronic Health Records: Findings from the RECOVER Initiative

    This article has 19 authors:
    1. Hao Zhang
    2. Chengxi Zang
    3. Zhenxing Xu
    4. Yongkang Zhang
    5. Jie Xu
    6. Jiang Bian
    7. Dmitry Morozyuk
    8. Dhruv Khullar
    9. Yiye Zhang
    10. Anna S. Nordvig
    11. Edward J. Schenck
    12. Elizabeth A. Shenkman
    13. Russel L. Rothman
    14. Jason P. Block
    15. Kristin Lyman
    16. Mark G. Weiner
    17. Thomas W. Carton
    18. Fei Wang
    19. Rainu Kaushal

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  5. Understanding Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 Infection through Data-Driven Analysis with Longitudinal Electronic Health Records: Findings from the RECOVER Initiative

    This article has 16 authors:
    1. Chengxi Zang
    2. Yongkang Zhang
    3. Jie Xu
    4. Jiang Bian
    5. Dmitry Morozyuk
    6. Edward J. Schenck
    7. Dhruv Khullar
    8. Anna S. Nordvig
    9. Elizabeth A. Shenkman
    10. Russel L. Rothman
    11. Jason P. Block
    12. Kristin Lyman
    13. Mark Weiner
    14. Thomas W. Carton
    15. Fei Wang
    16. Rainu Kaushal

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  6. Antibody levels following vaccination against SARS-CoV-2: associations with post-vaccination infection and risk factors in two UK longitudinal studies

    This article has 37 authors:
    1. Nathan J Cheetham
    2. Milla Kibble
    3. Andrew Wong
    4. Richard J Silverwood
    5. Anika Knuppel
    6. Dylan M Williams
    7. Olivia KL Hamilton
    8. Paul H Lee
    9. Charis Bridger Staatz
    10. Giorgio Di Gessa
    11. Jingmin Zhu
    12. Srinivasa Vittal Katikireddi
    13. George B Ploubidis
    14. Ellen J Thompson
    15. Ruth CE Bowyer
    16. Xinyuan Zhang
    17. Golboo Abbasian
    18. Maria Paz Garcia
    19. Deborah Hart
    20. Jeffrey Seow
    21. Carl Graham
    22. Neophytos Kouphou
    23. Sam Acors
    24. Michael H Malim
    25. Ruth E Mitchell
    26. Kate Northstone
    27. Daniel Major-Smith
    28. Sarah Matthews
    29. Thomas Breeze
    30. Michael Crawford
    31. Lynn Molloy
    32. Alex SF Kwong
    33. Katie Doores
    34. Nishi Chaturvedi
    35. Emma L Duncan
    36. Nicholas J Timpson
    37. Claire J Steves
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      The authors collected and analyzed blood samples from >9,000 participants from two cross-sectional cohort studies in the UK, the ALSPAC cohort and the TwinsUK cohort. They measured anti-Nucleocapsid and anti-Spike antibodies using the collected blood samples. They investigated the variation in antibody levels and risk factors for lower antibody levels following each round of SARS-CoV-2 vaccination. They identify that following the third vaccination, risk factors associated with low antibody response after the first vaccination are less likely to lead to sub-protective levels. While this finding is of potential importance, the presentation of the data is diffuse and not focused at times, and more discussion is needed to highlight its relevance to the current stage of the pandemic.

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