VOC breath profile in spontaneously breathing awake swine during Influenza A infection

Selina Traxler(University of Rostock), Jochen K. Schubert(University of Rostock), Claudia Karte(Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut), Theresa Schwaiger(University of Graz), Wolfram Miekisch(University of Rostock), Phillip Trefz(University of Rostock), Beate Brock(University of Rostock), Ulrike Blohm(Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut), Ann-Christin Bischoff(University of Rostock), Radost Saß(University of Rostock), Charlotte Schröder(Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut), Peter Gierschner(University of Rostock)
Scientific Reports
October 1, 2018
10.1038/s41598-018-33061-2
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