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The H5N1 Moratorium Controversy and Debate

10 Oct 2012

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The pause in gain-of-function experiments involving highly pathogenic avian influenza virus to dissect mechanisms of mammalian transmission and virulence is a historic moment for science. The scientific community and the greater society that it serves are currently engaged in a vigorous debate on whether and how to carry out experiments that could provide essential information for preparedness against a pandemic...

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PMID: 23047753
DOI: 10.1128/mbio.00379-12

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