Discovery of Synergistic and Antagonistic Drug Combinations Against SARS-CoV-2 <i>In Vitro</i>
Tesia Bobrowski(Center for Migration Studies of New York), Eugene Muratov(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Matthew D. Hall(National Institutes of Health), Wei Zheng(Liaoning Cancer Hospital & Institute), Zina Itkin(National Institutes of Health), Sam Michael(National Institutes of Health), Anton Simeonov(National Institutes of Health), Alexey Zakharov(Imperial College London), Lu Chen(Army Medical University), Hui Guo(Nanchang University), Catherine Z. Chen(National Institutes of Health), Paul Shinn(National Institutes of Health), Richard T. Eastman(National Institutes of Health)
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