[Thermic stairways theory].

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Marco Aurelio Macchiavello C
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In this article we raise the possibility of a potential relationship between body temperature of different species of animals and the Avian Flu. We hypothesize that the different values of body temperature could act as an enabling mechanism for Influenza virus infection through an adaptative mechanism of the virions in the species susceptible to infection, including human beings.

[热阶梯理论]。
在这篇文章中,我们提出了不同种类动物的体温与禽流感之间存在潜在关系的可能性。我们推测,在包括人类在内的易感物种中,不同的体温值可能通过病毒粒子的适应机制作为流感病毒感染的使能机制。
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