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生物物理学报 2003
SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATION SYNDROME
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Abstract:
Since severe acute respiration syndrome (SARS) was first identified in Guangdong Province of China, it has rapidly spread to almost thirty countries in the world. Scientists from all over the world are carrying out intensive research into the origin and pathogenicity of the SARS virus, in order to establish means of prevention and treatment for SARS. The latest progress in research and prospects for a breakthrough in the fight against SARS is reviewed.