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Inhibition of respiratory syncytial virus infectivity by Ephedrae Herba and Cinnamomi Cortex through interaction with G glycoprotein

2021-03-09

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Although respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a major cause of respiratory tract infection in children, no effective therapies are available. Recently, RSV G, the attachment glycoprotein, has become a major focus in the development of therapeutic strategies against RSV infection. Treatment of RSV-infected cultured cells with maoto, a traditional herbal medicine for acute febrile diseases, significantly reduced the...

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db3a1bbe-e4b8-5a76-be9e-03a39b932793
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-262616/v1
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