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Innocuity

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In´no`cu´i`ty
n.1.Innocuousness.


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A recombinant vaccinia-rabies virus in the immuno-compromised host: oral innocuity, progressive parenteral infection, and therapeutics.
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The innocuity of the lactococci also makes them suitable for the oral delivery of molecules which have been shown in studies in various laboratories to possess the capacity of down-regulating established immune responses.
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Altogether, these human infections indicate that attenuation for animals does not necessarily mean innocuity for humans and that biological safety measures must be followed in each case.
Human infection with M- strain of Brucella canis by Fossati, Carlos A. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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