Drug target for Ebola-like viruses identified - Economic Times
Drug target for Ebola-like viruses identified Economic Times
Researchers used Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy studies to investigate the structural properties of an important viral protein required for virulence of the Rift Valley fever virus, a virus that causes infections in both humans and ...
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