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The best coagulation marker for prediction of COVID-19 pneumonia progression.
M. Krykhtina (Dnipro, Ukraine), K. Bielosludtseva (Dnipro, Ukraine), T. Pertseva (Dnipro, Ukraine), L. Konopkina (Dnipro, Ukraine)
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COVID - 19 biomarkers
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