Biology
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Crossing Boundaries: How the Rabbit Virus Myxoma Invaded a New Species According To Study
The study not only sheds fresh insight on species-jumping viruses but also suggests that the protein that allows the species to leap from rabbits to hares may help enhance myxoma as a cancer-fighting agent
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