MEMBRANE ACTIVITY OF VIRAL FUSION INHIBITORS OF PERYLENE SERIES

E. V Shekunov; S. S Efimova; A. A Chistov; V. A Korshun; A. V Ustinov; O. S Ostroumova

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Genes & Cells ›› 2020, Vol. 15 ›› Issue (3S) :70 -71. DOI: 10.23868/gc122724

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MEMBRANE ACTIVITY OF VIRAL FUSION INHIBITORS OF PERYLENE SERIES

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E. V Shekunov, S. S Efimova, A. A Chistov, V. A Korshun, A. V Ustinov, O. S Ostroumova. MEMBRANE ACTIVITY OF VIRAL FUSION INHIBITORS OF PERYLENE SERIES. Genes & Cells, 2020, 15(3S): 70-71 DOI:10.23868/gc122724

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