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Toxic Effects of Intracerebral PrP Antibody Administration During the Course of BSE Infection in Mice
The absence of specific immune response is a hallmark of prion diseases. However, in vitro and in vivo experiments have provided evidence that an anti-PrP humoral response could have beneficial effects. Prophylactic passive immunization performed at the time of infection delayed or prevented disease
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