Bovine H5N1 binds poorly to human-type sialic acid receptors
J
Jefferson J. S. Santos
S
Shengyang Wang
R
Ryan McBride
L
Lorin Adams
R
Ruth Harvey
Y
Yan Zhao
A
Antoni G. Wrobel
S
Steven Gamblin
J
John Skehel
N
Nicola S. Lewis
J
James C. Paulson
S
Scott E. Hensley
Article Details
Journal
Nature
Volume / Issue
Vol. 640, Issue 8059
Published
April 17, 2025
Pages
E18-E20
ISSN
0028-0836
Publisher
Nature Portfolio
Authors (12)
J
Jefferson J. S. Santos
S
Shengyang Wang
R
Ryan McBride
L
Lorin Adams
R
Ruth Harvey
Y
Yan Zhao
A
Antoni G. Wrobel
S
Steven Gamblin
J
John Skehel
N
Nicola S. Lewis
J
James C. Paulson
S
Scott E. Hensley
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