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A Researcher Works On A Vaccine Against The New Coronavirus Covid-19 At The Copenhagen's University Research Lab In Copenhagen, Denmark, On March 23, 2020. - At Copenhagen University, A Team Of About 10 Researchers Is Working Around The Clock To Develop A Vaccine Against Covid-19 That Could Apply For Clinical Trial Before Within Nine Months. The Vaccine Will Be Based On Two Components : The Protein Which Is On The Surface Of The Coronavirus, Called The Spike Protein That Researchers Express In The Lab And Then Attach It On The Surface Of A Virus-Like Particle. (Photo By Thibault Savary / Afp) (Photo By Thibault Savary/Afp Via Getty Images)

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