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Influenza virus–host interactomes as a basis for antiviral drug development
2015
Current Opinion in Virology
22 Currently, antiviral drugs that target specific viral protein functions are available for 23 the treatment of influenza; however, concern regarding the emergence of drug-24 resistant viruses is warranted, as is the urgent need for new antiviral targets, including 25 non-viral targets, such as host cellular factors. Viruses rely on host cellular functions 26 to replicate, and therefore a thorough understanding of the roles of virus-host 27 interactions during influenza virus replication is
doi:10.1016/j.coviro.2015.08.008
pmid:26364134
pmcid:PMC5380926
fatcat:2bu4ako7qzdmzicoym5tf7ahde