Latent or lytic infection? Doesn't matter, Danish biotech says for transplant-related cytomegalovirus drug

Lei Lei Wu

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Most people in the world have cytomegalovirus, or CMV for short, but it has no effect. However, for some immunocompromised individuals and newborns, the usually …

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Latent or lytic infection? Doesn't matter, Danish biotech says for transplant-related cytomegalovirus drug

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La­tent or lyt­ic in­fec­tion? Does­n't mat­ter, Dan­ish biotech says for trans­plant-re­lat­ed cy­tomegalovirus drug

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Latent or lytic infection? Doesn't matter, Danish biotech says for transplant-related cytomegalovirus drug