1. No, they won’t infect you…… Celline Kim----------------------Final Presentation-----------------------------------2009

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4. Influenza A virus

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10. Brydak, 2000 Supportive Care in Cancer Women with breast cancer develop a good response to influenza vaccine Greater production of antibodies after vaccination that before

11. Influenza A Immune System 4-NP Suppresses Stimulates -Inflammation -Optimal environment - may reduce viral potency - Immune defense - prevents the “boost” 4-NP -Lose optimal environment-Lose vital immune stimulation

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