expressed breast milks ( ebms ) were collected from mothers of rotavirus ( rv ) -excreting babies and from mothers whose babies were rv free during an outbreak of asymptomatic rv infection in a newborn nursery to determine the role of lacteal anti-rv neutralising activity , alpha1-anti-trypsin activity , and nonimmunoglobulin antiviral factor in protection of neonates from rv infection , and although all of the above factors were present in the majority of the ebms , no correlation could be found between their presence in ebm and protection from rv infection .
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