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Potent Anti-Influenza Synergistic Activity of Theobromine and Arainosine

2024-10-13

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Influenza represents one of the biggest health threats facing humanity. Seasonal epidemics can transition to global pandemics, with cross-species infection presenting a continuous challenge. Although vaccines and several anti-viral options are available, constant genetic drifts and shifts vitiate any of the aforementioned prevention and treatment options. Therefore, we describe an approach targeted at the virus’s...

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Literature Corpus work: 95cf8103-cc99-518f-9f1a-89f80912ad9a
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.13.618054

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