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An Rna-Hydrolyzing Recombinant Minibody Simultaneously Inhibits the Propagation of Influenza a Virus and Coronavirus in in Vitro Co-Infection Models

2023-02-25

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With the lifting of COVID-19 non-pharmaceutical interventions, the resurgence of common viral respiratory infections was recorded in several countries worldwide. It facilitates viral co-infection, further burdens the already over-stretch healthcare systems. Racing to find co-infection-associated efficacy therapeutic agents need to be rapidly established. However, it has encountered numerous challenges that necessi...

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84b9874a-2432-5dfc-b9ad-21583e7ee845
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10.2139/ssrn.4352954
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