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150 GAnnex 4 Guidelines on viral inactivation and removalprocedures intended to assure the viral safetyof human blood plasma productsList of abbreviations and definitions used in this and , viral burden and screening infectious of viral inactivation and removal of well-recognized methods for viral inactivation and of of virus trials to assess in a manufacturing inactivated plasma for or donor-retested blue and visible of newer viral inactivation methods under fresh frozen light fresh frozen Secretariat213 References213 AppendixExample of a study on the inactivation of human immuodeficiencyvirus-1 by treating a therapeutic plasma protein preparation withtri(n-butyl)phosphate and Tween 80219 World Health OrganizationWHO Technical Report, Series No.
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