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The H7N9 influenza virus strain has a combination of genes between East Asian wild birds and farmed chickens in Shanghai city, Zhejiang province and China's Jiangsu prov…
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The H7N9 influenza virus strain has a combination of genes between East Asian wild birds and farmed chickens in Shanghai city, Zhejiang province and China's Jiangsu prov…
The number of people dying from H7N9 flu in China increased to 22, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that this is one of the most dangerous viruses facing d…
Chinese scientists have warned that swine flu and avian influenza viruses can be combined into new strains with stronger toxicity.
WHO scientists said the new variant of the A / H1N1 influenza virus has emerged and raged in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) government and scientists, together with university and industry partners, have published the entire gene coding sequence of 150…
Chinese scientists have identified a gene in the H5N1 virus that is thought to cause the virus's virulence to poultry, paving the way for the development of new, more ef…
Experts at the University of Colorado and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have successfully tried one
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Ho Chi Minh Pasteur Institute has completed and reported to the Ministry of Science and Technology on the project
Editing human genes can cause consequences that we cannot anticipate.
Researchers at the University of Southwest Texas Medical Center, USA and Professor Damien Keating at Flinders University, Australia are studying a gene called RCAN1.
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