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Possible Interference in Protein – Protein interaction as a new approach in microinhibition of respiratory pathogens on nasal– oral epithelium: An early on-screen study with reference toSARS-Cov-2–ACE2 binding interference

2021-12-03

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Upper and lower respiratory pathogens – both microbes and viruses –are responsible for very high morbidity, man-hour loss, residual long term clinical conditions and even mortality. In india only, high incidence of annual respiratory infections – both UT and LT – demands prophylactic intervention in addition to all therapeutic interventions available.The issue of respiratory infections is more pronounced now in th...

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Literature Corpus work: d3911df9-bc9d-59a3-b40d-7c9e121a26c0
DOI: 10.1101/2021.12.01.470353

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