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protein.If we pursue this suggestion, the process of virus adaptation to a host which involves an increase of virus virulence and a decrease in its ability to excite the production of interferon might in some way involve some subtle change in the viral nucleic acid by means of which it came to Eeem less foreign to its new host.This may be the way in which a virus acquires a key to the door of the cell's nucleic-acid-synthesizing chamber.It is our job to learn the combination and to find how to prevent it from being forced.
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