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Enhanced Viral Replication and Modulated Innate Immune Responses in Infant Airway Epithelium following H1N1 Infection
Influenza is the cause of significant morbidity and mortality in pediatric populations. The contribution of pulmonary host defense mechanisms to viral respiratory infection susceptibility in very young children is poorly understood. As a surrogate to compare mucosal immune responses of infant and ad
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