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  • 1Structural biology of infectious diseases G5+ unit, Institut Pasteur, Université Paris Cité, Paris, France.

Cell
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研究者は,A16/G9サブコンプレックスを特定して,モンキーポックスウイルスのエントリー・フュージョン複合体 (EFC) を調査した. この研究は,抗ウイルス療法とポックスウイルスに対するサブユニットワクチンの潜在的な標的を明らかにしています.

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