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“In-silico Prediction of Riboswitches and Design of their Potent Inhibitors for H1N1, H2N2 and H3N2 Strains of Influenza Virus”

2015-12-22

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Almost every age group is at higher risk for serious flu complications. The major problem arising these days regarding the control of influenza disease is the development of resistance among the influenza viruses against the existing anti-viral drugs that are being recommended. Also, these antiviral drugs have a number of side effects. The main objective of the present paper is to explore riboswitches as a novel t...

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60f2bfde-9365-534a-a107-d37a89b89a4f
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10.13005/bbra/1889
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