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Many years of research experience in influenza and cancer with papers published in Science, PNAS, et al. Ph.D. in microbiology.

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Any opinions on whether this kind of data is qualified for publication in Nature Medicine?
By Hong Zhang | June 1st 2009 05:40 PM | 3 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments

Swine flu is a hot topic for many health care related professionals. However, the receptors specific for human, swine or avian influenza viruses are still unclear, because that conflicting results have been published in top scientific journals.