Virus such as influenza via specific characteristics of viral ribonucleic acid can be detected by our immunosensory system. Previously, it was unclear how the immune system prevents viruses from simply donning molecular camouflage in order to escape detection. An international team of researchers from the University of Bonn Hospital and the London Research Institute have now discovered that our immunosensory system attacks viruses on a molecular level. In this way, a healthy ...Tuesday 12 August 2014
Keeping Rotavirus at Bay
Virus such as influenza via specific characteristics of viral ribonucleic acid can be detected by our immunosensory system. Previously, it was unclear how the immune system prevents viruses from simply donning molecular camouflage in order to escape detection. An international team of researchers from the University of Bonn Hospital and the London Research Institute have now discovered that our immunosensory system attacks viruses on a molecular level. In this way, a healthy ...
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