Prochnow et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Labyrinthopeptins exert broad-spectrum antiviral activity through lipid-binding-mediated virolysisProchnow et al., 2020
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- Prochnow H
- Rox K
- Birudukota N
- Weichert L
- Hotop S
- Klahn P
- Mohr K
- Franz S
- Banda D
- Blockus S
- Schreiber J
- Haid S
- Oeyen M
- Martinez J
- Süssmuth R
- Wink J
- Meyerhans A
- Goffinet C
- Messerle M
- Schulz T
- Kröger A
- Schols D
- Pietschmann T
- Brönstrup M
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- Journal of Virology
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To counteract the serious health threat posed by known and novel viral pathogens, drugs that target a variety of viruses through a common mechanism have attracted recent attention due to their potential in treating (re) emerging infections, for which direct-acting antivirals are …
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