单词:virus protein
virus protein的用法和样例:
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- They also like to focus on protein domains that bear little resemblance to those in humans, to avoid harming healthy cells and causing intolerable side effects.同时,他们也喜欢集中火力于某些与人类差别最大的病毒蛋白质区间,以免伤害健康的细胞,造成太大的副作用。
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