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Variation and infectivity neutralization in influenza

20 Jul 2006

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Worldwide epidemics of influenza are caused by viruses that normally infect other species, particularly waterfowl, and that contain haemagglutinin membrane glycoproteins (HAs) to which the human population has no immunity. Anti-HA immunoglobulins neutralize influenza virus infectivity. In this review we outline structural differences that distinguish the HAs of the 16 antigenic subtypes (H1-16) found in viruses...

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PMID: 16925526
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2567.2006.02421.x

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