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Individuals with isolated congenital GH deficiency due to a GHRH receptor gene mutation appear to cope better with SARS-CoV-2 infection than controls

  • Manuela A. Melo
  • , Lysandro P. Borges
  • , Roberto Salvatori
  • , Daniela R.V. Souza
  • , Hertz T. Santos-Júnior
  • , José M. de R. Neto
  • , Viviane C. Campos
  • , Aryanne A. Santos
  • , Carla R.P. Oliveira
  • , Grazielly B. da Invenção
  • , Vanderlan O. Batista
  • , Igor L.S. Matos
  • , Cynthia S. Barros-Oliveira
  • , Kezia A. dos Santos
  • , Elenilde G. Santos
  • , Nicolas A.A. Souza
  • , Enaldo V. Melo
  • , Pamela C. Borges
  • , Saulo E.F.S. Santos
  • , Brenda M. de Oliveira
    • Alécia A. Oliveira-Santos, Amélia R. de Jesus, Manuel H. Aguiar-Oliveira

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