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Identification and Characterization of Ion Channel Activity of the M2 Protein from Influenza Virus D (DM2)
Viral ion channels are membrane proteins of influenza viruses that play essential roles in the replication cycle, which enables them to be targeted by antiviral drugs. M2 of influenza type A virus, BM2 of influenza type B virus, and CM2 from influenza type C virus have been characterized as ion chan
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