Designing an algorithm to study flu viruses
Since 1997, the avian influenza H5N1 virus has infected over 250 people worldwide and has a fatality rate of approximately 60 % [1]. Currently, the number of reported transmission of avian flu to humans is small and subsequent human-to-human
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| Summary: | Since 1997, the avian influenza H5N1 virus has infected over 250 people worldwide and has a fatality rate of approximately 60 % [1]. Currently, the number of reported transmission of avian flu to humans is small and subsequent human-to-human |
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