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The role of the M2 protein in influenza A virus infection

By: Hay, A. JContributor(s): Bennett, M. S | Geraghty, F. M | Grambas, S | Hayhurst, A | Thompson, C. AMaterial type: Text

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In: Options for the control of influenza II. Proceedings of the International Conference, Courchevel, 1992 by Hannoun, C. and others (editors), pp 281-288.

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