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First reported in Wuhan, {{China}} in 2019{{#pmid:31950516|PMID31950516}} and it is too soon to establish the possible fetal teratogenic effects of infection.{{#pmid:31953166|PMID31953166}} | First reported in Wuhan, {{China}} in 2019{{#pmid:31950516|PMID31950516}} and it is too soon to establish the possible fetal teratogenic effects of infection.{{#pmid:31953166|PMID31953166}} | ||
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Coronaviruses (Latin ''corona'' = crown or halo) name refers to the appearance of their virions, due to the presence of a "crown" of surface spikes. Several of the coronavirus infections in humans occur initially as respiratory infections that originated from animal contact as a zoonotic infection. | Coronaviruses (Latin ''corona'' = crown or halo) name refers to the appearance of their virions, due to the presence of a "crown" of surface spikes. Several of the coronavirus infections in humans occur initially as respiratory infections that originated from animal contact as a zoonotic infection. |
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Coronaviruses (Latin corona = crown or halo) name refers to the appearance of their virions, due to the presence of a "crown" of surface spikes. Several of the coronavirus infections in humans occur initially as respiratory infections that originated from animal contact as a zoonotic infection.
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