Sialic acid-containing glycolipids mediate binding and viral entry of SARS-CoV-2
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S. Hsu | T. Hobman | Matthew S Macauley | G. Boons | S. Tompkins | R. D. de Vries | M. Elaish | K. Bouwman | L. Mahal | A. Mason | T. Lowary | J. Klassen | Steven D. Willows | P. Chopra | John S. Klassen | Ilhan Tomris | Tzu-Jing Yang | E. Kitova | Ling Han | D. T. Bui | G. Daskhan | Linh Nguyen | Kelli A. McCord | Dhanraj Kumawat | Lori J. West | Duong T Bui | Duong T. Bui | Pradeep Chopra | Lori J. West | Mohamed Elaish
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