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The mechanisms by which ANP32 proteins support the influenza polymerase

2019-01-01

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Influenza A naturally resides asymptomatically in wild aquatic birds. However, cross over into humans can occur and may result in a pandemic if the virus adapts for efficient replication and transmission between immunologically naïve human hosts. Fortunately, pandemics occur infrequently due to the existence of host range barriers. Poor replication of the influenza genome in the human cell nucleus is one of the m...

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DOI: 10.25560/76144

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