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Molecular Biology Of Rna Viruses 1st Edition Yiping Li Yuliang Liu

Name: Molecular Biology Of Rna Viruses 1st Edition Yiping Li Yuliang Liu
SKU: BELL-56459024
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Publisher: MDPI

File Extension: PDF

File size: 28.81 MB

Pages: 208

Author: Yiping Li, Yuliang Liu

ISBN: 9783725805211, 3725805210

Language: English

Year: 2024

Edition: 1

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Molecular Biology Of Rna Viruses 1st Edition Yiping Li Yuliang Liu by Yiping Li, Yuliang Liu 9783725805211, 3725805210 instant download after payment.

Understanding the molecular biology of RNA viruses, e.g., the functions of viral RNA elements and proteins and their interplay with host factors, is essential in dissecting the mechanism of the pathogenesis of RNA viruses, as well as screening antivirals. This reprint presents the latest progress in the molecular biology of several RNA viruses and state-of-the-art technology used to study the molecular biology of RNA viruses and their interactions with host cellular proteins. Moreover, novel antiviral drugs and cell culture systems are described.