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Q1: The current situation of pseudoviruses that can infect cells

Q2: What is the 3.8k gene sequence or primer sequence of the S gene in a pseudovirus with infectious activity

Q3: What is "mock" in the instruction manual

Q4: Can it be used in a laboratory cell culture room? Any harm to the laboratory and personnel?

Q5: Can the cell-infecting COVID-19 pseudovirus infect mice?

Q6: The current situation of pseudoviruses that can infect cells

Q7: PCR quantitative primers

Q8: Is the fluorescence single fluorescence or double fluorescence

Q9: Product color

Q10: How are pseudoviruses that can infect cells constructed

Q11: What kit is used to activate the luciferase in pseudoviruses?

Q12: What is "mock" in the instruction manual

Q13: Is the pseudovirus the skeleton of HIV

Q14: Can our pseudovirus that can infect cells infect Vero cells?

Q15: The dosage per well of the cells to be infected

Q16: Dosage for infectable cells

Q17: The pseudovirus that can infect cells can be detected by using the S protein reagent for detecting COVID-19, right?

Q18: In neutralization assays, how much reduction is considered effective?

Q19: The value of luciferase

Q20: What is the titer?

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