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June 2, 2011PLoS PathogensOpen Access

Passively Administered Pooled Human Immunoglobulins Exert IL-10 Dependent Anti-Inflammatory Effects that Protect against Fatal HSV Encephalitis

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CRChandran RamakrishnaCity of HopeANAlain N. S. NewoCity Of Hope National Medical CenterYSYueh-wei ShenKite (United States)

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