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New viral diseases. A real and potential problem without boundaries.
JAMA - 4 Jul 1990
Kilbourne E D
Abstract excerpt
Viruses are the most mutable and rapidly evolving human parasites. Therefore, it is not surprising that new virus diseases, such as the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, are emerging. However, these new viruses are relatively few in number, which reflects the constraints placed on viral evolution by the requirement for maintenance of virus structure and function and virus adaptation to restricted ecologic...
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