Severe acute respiratory syndrome （SARS） first emerged in Guangdong on November 16, 2002, and subsequently spread to Hong Kong, Beijing, Taiwan, and other areas. According to WHO, 8 098 cases were reported in 29 cou...Severe acute respiratory syndrome （SARS） first emerged in Guangdong on November 16, 2002, and subsequently spread to Hong Kong, Beijing, Taiwan, and other areas. According to WHO, 8 098 cases were reported in 29 countries.l＇2 Although researchers around the world have been carrying out extensive studies for 10 years, the reservoir of SARS coronavirus （CoV） has not been found. 1,3-18展开更多
基金This work was supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No. 81373059 and 81172731）.
文摘Severe acute respiratory syndrome （SARS） first emerged in Guangdong on November 16, 2002, and subsequently spread to Hong Kong, Beijing, Taiwan, and other areas. According to WHO, 8 098 cases were reported in 29 countries.l＇2 Although researchers around the world have been carrying out extensive studies for 10 years, the reservoir of SARS coronavirus （CoV） has not been found. 1,3-18
