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MIT researchers gain new insight on how flu spreads from cell to cell in the body - The Boston Globe

The Boston Globe

MIT researchers gain new insight on how flu spreads from cell to cell in the body
The Boston Globe
Cholesterol molecules (green) binding to M2 influenza protein molecules (grey and purple). The shaded grey shapes represent what the configuration looks like on the surface. By Alyssa Meyers Globe Correspondent November 20, 2017. MIT researchers say ...
Cholesterol helps flu virus escape through host cell's membranePhys.Org

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