Effects of single-point amino acid substitutions on the structure and function neuraminidase proteins in influenza A virus
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概要
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- Blackwell Publishing Asia Pty.の論文
- 2008-04-20
著者
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NAKAJIMA SETSUKO
Department of Field Research, The Center for Adult Diseases
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NOBUSAWA Eri
Department of Virology, Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences
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NAKAJIMA Katsuhisa
Department of Virology, Nagoya City University Graduate School of Medical Sciences
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Nobusawa Eri
Department Of Virology Nagoya City University Graduate School Of Medical Sciences
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Nakajima Katsuhisa
Department Of Virology Nagoya City University Graduate School Of Medical Sciences
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Nakajima Katsuhisa
Department Of Microbiology And Infection Nagoya City University Graduate School Of Medical Science
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Nagy Alexander
Department Of Virology Medical School Nagoya City University
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YANO Takuya
Department of Virology, Medical School, Nagoya City University
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Nakajima S
Department Of Virology Nagoya City University Graduate School Of Medical Sciences
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Yano Takuya
Department Of Virology Medical School Nagoya City University
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