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From: Histone H4 aggravates inflammatory injury through TLR4 in chlorine gas-induced acute respiratory distress syndrome

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Effects of histone H4 and TLRs on survival rate. After exposure to lethal concentration of Cl2 (600 ppm, 30 min), the survival rate was recorded at predetermined time points (every 4 h for 96 h). Histone H4 (10 mg/kg) or anti-H4 antibody (20 mg/kg) was delivered through the tail vein 1 h prior to Cl2 exposure in the WT mice (n = 12, 2A). Tlr2-KO and Tlr4-KO mice were used to explore the role of TLRs (n = 6, 2B). The p values are compared with the WT mice treated solely with Cl2

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Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology

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