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Protein That Plays Key Role in Inhibiting Flu Virus Replication Opens Possibilities for New Antivirals for Influenza

Protein That Plays Key Role in Inhibiting Flu Virus Replication Opens Possibilities for New Medicine for Influenza

Medicine & Technology Jun 21, 2022

The protein called TAO2 appears to be a key to inhibiting flu virus replication that can be activated to save millions of people worldwide. Read the article to learn more.

UT Southwestern Medical Center

Protein That Plays Key Role in Inhibiting Flu Virus Replication Opens Possibilities for New Medicine for Influenza

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