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From Spanish flu to today: How immune cells keep up with a changing virus
New research suggests that certain immune cells, a subset of T cells ... particular protein present in influenza A viruses, from the 1918 Spanish flu to the latest 2024 H5N1 strains.
Women's Health27d
Scientists Just Found Out The Flu Virus Can Shape Shift. Here's How You Can Outsmart It
They discovered that the particles could change their shape to be either spheres or larger filaments (a slender shape) to better infect cells based ... In this case, flu A viruses have learned ...
The Irish Times6d
The huge and menacing threat of bioterrorism
The students demonstrated how to recreate a virus identical to the virus that caused the 1918 Spanish Flu that infected 500 million people worldwide (a quarter of the population then) and killed ...
KCCI Des Moines24d
Scientists found out the flu virus can shape shift: Here’s how you can outsmart it
They discovered that the particles could change their shape to be either spheres or larger filaments (a slender shape) to better infect cells ... virus become more infectious?In this case, flu ...
AOL25d
The Flu Virus Can Shape Shift—Here's How You Can Outsmart It
They discovered that the particles could change their shape to be either spheres or larger filaments (a slender shape) to better infect cells based ... In this case, flu A viruses have learned ...