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Publisher Correction: Get the IL-17F outta here!

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This article has been corrected. The term "neutraling" was updated to "neutralizing properties" in the published HTML and PDF versions for accuracy.

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  • To correct a typographical error in a published article
  • To provide the accurate terminology for scientific properties

Summary:

  • A minor textual error in a scientific article has been identified and rectified.
  • The word 'neutraling' has been replaced with 'neutralizing properties'.

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