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QB3 Berkeley / News / Chatting-in-place featuring Britt Glaunsinger

Chatting-in-place featuring Britt Glaunsinger

By Mackenzie Smith | April 27, 2020

In this virtual Q&A with Science at Cal, professor Britt Glaunsinger explains how viruses spread in the body as well as their ability to jump from animals to the human population. Watch the “chatting-in-place” video on Youtube. >

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