Decoy

Scientists are Tricking the Virus into Binding With "Decoy Proteins" that Mimics Doorway Receptors to Stop Infecting Cells

Medicine & Technology Apr 17, 2020

The University of Leicester is developing a "decoy protein" that mimics ACE-2 which is found in the lungs and other tissues to trick the virus into binding these proteins.

Decoy

Scientists are Tricking the Virus into Binding With "Decoy Proteins" that Mimics Doorway Receptors to Stop Infecting Cells

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