Coronavirus origin, receptor and recent advances in novel coronavirus detection and vaccine

Abstract

Abstract: Coronavirus has a long history. It was isolated and named in 1936. There are many types of coronavirus, and the infection spectrum is relatively wild. Some viruses have the characteristics of zoonosis, which seriously threaten human and animal health and public health safety. Especially, SARS virus in 2003, MERS virus in 2012, and the coronavirus in 2019. In this paper, the discovery of origin and receptor of coronavirus, as well as the latest progress in the detection methods and vaccine research of new coronavirus are briefly reviewed in order to better understand coronavirus and provide a reference for the prevention and control of new coronavirus and other coronaviruses.

Key words: Coronavirus, Origin, Receptor, Detection, Vaccine

Hao Pengfei, Xu Wang, Du Shouwen, Jin Ningyi, Wu Shipin, Li Chang, Li Tiyuan. Coronavirus origin, receptor and recent advances in novel coronavirus detection and vaccine[J]. Electronic Journal of Emerging Infectious Diseases, 2020, 5(2): 74-78.

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