A Low-Dose Triple Antibody Cocktail Against the Ectodomain of the Matrix Protein 2 of Influenza A Is A Universally Effective and Viral Escape Mutant Resistant Therapeutic Agent
Teha Kim(Scripps Research Institute), Silke Paust(Scripps Research Institute), S. Mark Tompkins(University of Georgia), Amber Y. Song(Texas Children's Hospital), Lynn Bimler(Baylor College of Medicine), Scott K. Johnson(University of Georgia), Cheryl A. Jones(University of Georgia), Sydney L. Ronzulli(University of Georgia)
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