Mapping tick antiviral responses: Newly identified proteins could help stop deadly fever virus spread

Researchers from Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine have helped uncover how ticks mount a defense against a deadly virus increasingly found in parts of East Asia, a discovery that could help disrupt disease transmission.
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