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Web focus on antiviral research, development and discovery

Nature Biotechnology and Nature Reviews Drug Discovery announce a joint web focus, Antivirals, hosting a collection of Reviews, Research Highlights and Commentaries covering the science and business of antiviral drug research and development, highlighting innovative approaches and lessons learned from decades of antiviral drug development, as well as identifying key issues for future antiviral drug discovery and potential solutions. The web focus also includes an online library of recent research papers and review content from other Nature Publishing Group journals. All articles, and selected content from the library, are freely available from December 2007 until June 2008.

Posted by Maxine Clarke on December 10, 2007
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