Hepatitis C : Identification Of A Protein That Inhibits The Virus

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Hepatitis C : Identification Of A Protein That Inhibits The Virus - 14-04-2008, 09:11 PM

Scientists have provided evidence of a protein that inhibits the hepatitis C virus at an early stage of its infective cycle. This research suggests possible new perspectives for the development of therapies to block the virus before it enters a cell. Hepatitis C is a major public health problem that affects some 130 million people throughout the world.

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