Antiviral activities of known protease inhibitors were assayed in virus-infected cell cultures. Some members of the cystatin superfamily, in particular chicken cystatin, were able to block virus replication. In a binding assay, using purified components, chicken and human cystatin were able to bind
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History and prospects for viral disease eradication
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- Springer-Verlag
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- 2002
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- English
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- Article
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- 0300-8584
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## Abstract Cellβbased therapies that involve transplantation into the striatum of dopaminergic cells have attracted considerable interest as possible treatments for Parkinson's disease (PD). However, all doubleβblind, shamβcontrolled, studies have failed to meet their primary endpoints, and transp