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Jinhui Dong1, Robert W Cross2, Michael P Doyle3

  • 1The Vanderbilt Vaccine Center, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN 37232, USA.

Cell
|December 11, 2020
PubMed
まとめ

研究者らはヒトの単一クローン抗体を発見し,ヘンドラウイルスとニパウイルスを中和させました. この強力な抗体であるHENV-26とHENV-32は 致命的なニパウイルス感染からフェレットを保護し 新しい治療法やワクチンの開発に希望を与えています

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B リンパ球ヘンドラウイルスヘニパウイルス感染症ニパウイルス抗体抗原対抗体の反応エピトープ分子構造モノクローナル暴露前の予防受容体結合タンパク質治療法ウイルス

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