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Plant-derived human butyrylcholinesterase, but not an organophosphorous- compound hydrolyzing variant thereof, protects rodents against nerve agents

  • Brian C. Geyer
  • , Latha Kannan
  • , Pierre Emmanuel Garnaud
  • , Clarence A. Broomfield
  • , C. Linn Cadieux
  • , Irene Cherni
  • , Sean M. Hodgins
  • , Shane A. Kasten
  • , Karli Kelley
  • , Jacquelyn Kilbourne
  • , Zeke P. Oliver
  • , Tamara C. Otto
  • , Ian Puffenberger
  • , Tony E. Reeves
  • , Neil Robbins
  • , Ryan R. Woods
  • , Hermona Soreq
  • , David E. Lenz
  • , Douglas M. Cerasoli
  • , Tsafrir S. Mor

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Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science