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Antiviral drugs fit for a purpose

Ming Luo ()
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Ming Luo: University of Alabama, Birmingham

Nature, 2006, vol. 443, issue 7107, 37-38

Abstract: Did drug researchers have a lucky break when they developed antiviral drugs for influenza? Crystal structures of enzymes from the H5N1 virus suggest that they did, and provide avenues for further exploration.

Date: 2006
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