SARS-CoV-2 escape <i>in vitro</i> from a highly neutralizing COVID-19 convalescent plasma
Emanuele Andreano(Toscana Life Sciences), Rino Rappuoli(University of Siena), Elisa Pantano(Toscana Life Sciences), Linda Benincasa(VisMederi Research), Elisa Casa(VisMederi Research), Lorenzo Casalino(University of California San Diego), Danilo Licastro(AREA Science Park), Rachele Manna(VisMederi Research), Nicole V. Johnson(The University of Texas at Austin), Giulia Piccini(VisMederi Research), Alessandro Manenti(VisMederi Research), Noemi Manganaro(Toscana Life Sciences), Emanuele Montomoli(University of Siena), Rommie E. Amaro(University of California San Diego), Ida Paciello(Toscana Life Sciences), Jason S. McLellan(The University of Texas at Austin), Inesa Hyseni(VisMederi Research), Simeone Dal Monego
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