One of the main drugs available to treat influenza is Tamiflu. How does it work? Choose...
One of the main drugs available to treat influenza is Tamiflu. How does it work?
Choose one:
A. It blocks neuraminidase.
B. It blocks the replication of (–) strand RNA.
C. It blocks nucleocapsid proteins.
D. It blocks matrix proteins.
Homework Answers
Answer A is correct.
Because Influenza have an enzyme called neuraminidase which helps the flu virus replicate and spread the body. While Tamiflu blocks the enzyme neuraminidase.
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