Shirin Kalimuddin1,2, Po Ying Chia3,4,5, Jenny G Low1,2,6

  • 1Department of Infectious Diseases, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore, Singapore.

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デング熱ウイルス (DENV) は世界中に広がり,成人に感染し,新たな対策が必要になっています. このレビューでは,デング熱の病原性,免疫力,抗ウイルス開発が 増加する世界的な負担と闘うために検討されています.

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