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Occurrence of influenza antivirals and resistance development in influenza A viruses in aquatic environments: A risk assessment
Influenza antivirals (IAs) have been detected in aquatic environments inhabited by dabbling ducks, the natural reservoir of influenza A virus (IAV), raising concerns about the development of antiviral resistance. Because novel human IAV strains often contain genetic material of avian origin, this m
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