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CoVID19 pandemic: Exploring diagnostics and target based therapeutics
Zinc Ionophores�? Postulated Antiviral and Immunomodulator effects , a Reflection on The Pathogenesis of COVID-19
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Transcriptomic Biomarkers of Fatal Immune Reconstitution Inflammatory Syndrome
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Fever is not a symptom in covid-19 none of the diseases require fever as its symptoms
Editorial Note on Virology 2020
Economic Prospects and Usefulness of Microbes in Bangladesh
Designing of Remdesivir Based New Molecules Binds to Protease Enzyme of Covid-19 Virus: An In-silico Study
Covid -19 Pandemic: A Study on the Potentialities of Innate and Adaptive Immune Response to Fight Against SAR-S CoV-2
The role of bacteria in viral transmission. A new approach to coronavirus elimination
Infectious Disease Outbreaks Management, Control and Prevention
Establishment of a virulent full-length cDNA clone for Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV)
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STD & HIV/AIDS 2018: Health related and associated factors among women on in health facilities of Jimma Town, Southwest Ethiopia: A cross-sectional study - Yetnayet Abebe - Jimma University, Ethiopia
STD & HIV/AIDS 2018: Determining the misuse/overuse of antibiotic in non-viral sexually transmitted infections - Subash Chandra Sonkar - Vardhman Mahavir Medical College-Safdarjung Hospital, India University of Delhi, India
STD & HIV/AIDS 2018: Symptomatic sexually transmitted infections among women receiving antiretroviral therapy in the municipal of Dodoma, Tanzania - M Mew-Aaron - University of Nebraska Medical Center, USA
STD & HIV/AIDS 2018: Sexually transmitted infections in gender and sexual minorities in Pakistan - Komal Sabir - Aga Khan University Hospital, Pakistan
STD & HIV/AIDS 2018: Prevention of HIV/AIDS/STIs among most at risk populations in Uganda - Christine Namukasa - Allied Efforts for Community Network Organization, Uganda
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