TMPRSS2 and TMPRSS4 mediate SARS-CoV-2 infection of human small intestinal enterocytes
Ruochen Zang(Washington University in St. Louis), Siyuan Ding(Soochow University), María Florencia Gómez Castro(Washington University in St. Louis), Harry B. Greenberg(Stanford University), Qiru Zeng(University of Washington), Matthew A. Ciorba, Zhuoming Liu(Washington University in St. Louis), Kevin Brulois(Stanford University), Michael Diamond(Washington University in St. Louis), Sean P. J. Whelan(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center), Naomi Sonnek(Washington University in St. Louis), Broc T. McCune(Washington University in St. Louis), Xin Wang(Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University), Paul W. Rothlauf(Harvard University)
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