A study of effects of peptide fragments of bovine and human lactoferrins on activities of three key HIV-1 enzymes
Authors:
- Jack Ho WongJWJack Ho Wong
- Zhaokun LiuZLZhaokun Liu
- Kenneth Wai Kit LawKLKenneth Wai Kit Law
- Fang LiuFLFang Liu
- Lixin XiaLXLixin Xia
- David Chi Cheong WanDWDavid Chi Cheong Wan
- Tzi Bun NgTNTzi Bun Ng
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Food and Health Bureau, The Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (12110672)
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