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Molecular Mechanisms of the Medicines for COVID-19

2022-07-13

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Abstract For these three years, COVID-19 has globally spread and caused enormous damage all over the world. Although vaccines served to reduce its infection, their effects are still limited mainly due to rapid and vigorous mutations of SARS-CoV-2 virus. In order to bring this pandemic under control, we must develop novel medicines which are easily administered when needed and very effective without undesired side-...

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8bc88d62-780a-5366-8c1e-8a5b7b9d4ed8
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10.1246/bcsj.20220179
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