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In-silico Screening of <i>Origanum vulgare</i> Phytocompounds as Potential Drug Agents Against <i>Vp35</i> Protein of the Ebola Virus

2023-03-27

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The leading cause of the Ebola virus outbreak during 2013-16 in Western Africa was a lack of targeted anti- viral drug choices, a fast rate of mutations and the unavailability of many of the structural proteins and annotations within its genome. The surroundings of the Ebola River in DR-Congo fail to get rid of this endemic, the reason behind this was believed to be its origin from non-human primates, which made i...

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10.1101/2023.03.25.534218
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