Viruses Rely on Host Polyamine Metabolism to Complete Their Life Cycles
A new review examines how clinically important viruses reshape host cell polyamine biosynthesis and degradation to support their own replication.
A new review examines how clinically important viruses reshape host cell polyamine biosynthesis and degradation to support their own replication.
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