What has been will be again-The story of viral pathogens

The emergence of novel avian-origin influenza viruses to circulate in humans has remained a significant threat to public health that might lead to the next pandemic. Studying the receptor specificity of novel influenza subtypes was a crucial milestone in my career path as a young scientist.

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Published in:Cell host & microbe 2022-04, Vol.30 (4), p.480-482
Main Author: Tzarum, Netanel
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Influenza in Birds
Influenza, Human
Pandemics
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