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Mean arterial plasma concentration–time profiles for rhIFN-βs.

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(A) IV, (B) SC and (C) IM administration of R27T, R27TΔGlyc and Rebif at a dose of 1 MIU/kg in rats. Vertical bars indicated standard deviations.

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