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... against rubella , mumps , hepatitis B , and a number of other viral diseases .
Although vaccines can prevent certain viral illnesses , medical technology can do
little , at present , to cure most viral infections once they occur . The antibiotics 53.
... against rubella , mumps , hepatitis B , and a number of other viral diseases .
Although vaccines can prevent certain viral illnesses , medical technology can do
little , at present , to cure most viral infections once they occur . The antibiotics 53.
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How can a protein , which cannot replicate itself , be a transmissible pathogen ?
According to the leading hypothesis , a prion is a misfolded form of a protein
normally present in brain cells . When the prion gets into a cell containing the
normal ...
How can a protein , which cannot replicate itself , be a transmissible pathogen ?
According to the leading hypothesis , a prion is a misfolded form of a protein
normally present in brain cells . When the prion gets into a cell containing the
normal ...
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