Study: Bird flu mutations reduce antiviral drug effectiveness
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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- Philippines News
Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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- Thailand News
Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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- Vietnam News
Four mutations in bird flu viruses allow them to escape human antiviral drugs without compromising their fitness, studies at The Pirbright Institute have revealed.
If flu strains with these mutations jump from birds to humans, available options for prevention and treatment could be limited.
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