Molecular pathology analyses of two fatal human infections of avian influenza A(H7N9) virus
Yanling Feng(Sun Yat-sen University), Zhiyong Zhang, Jun Zhang(Army Medical University), Qingguo Chen(Cornell University), Liang Chen(Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital), Ye Zheng(Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University), Shuihua Lu(Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center), Dong Zeng(Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center), Anli Zhang(Southwestern Medical Center), Yunwen Hu(Southern University of Science and Technology), Lvyin Hu(Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center)
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