Combination of RNA interference and virus receptor trap exerts additive antiviral activity in coxsackievirus B3-induced myocarditis in mice.

Combination of RNA interference and virus receptor trap exerts additive antiviral activity in coxsackievirus B3-induced myocarditis in mice.
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10.1093/infdis/jiu504
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2015-02
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The Journal of infectious diseases
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E. A. Stein;S. Pinkert;P. Becher;Anja Geisler;H. Zeichhardt;R. Klopfleisch;W. Poller;C. Tschöpe;D. Lassner;H. Fechner;J. Kurreck
E. A. Stein;S. Pinkert;P. Becher;Anja Geisler;H. Zeichhardt;R. Klopfleisch;W. Poller;C. Tschöpe;D. Lassner;H. Fechner;J. Kurreck
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E. A. Stein;S. Pinkert;P. Becher;Anja Geisler;H. Zeichhardt;R. Klopfleisch;W. Poller;C. Tschöpe;D. Lassner;H. Fechner;J. Kurreck

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