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Regulating immunity to malaria.

Parasite immunology - 1 Jan 2000

Riley E M, Wahl S, Perkins D J, Schofield L

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The optimal outcome of a malaria infection is that parasitized cells are killed and degraded without inducing significant pathology. Since much of the pathology of malaria infection can be immune-mediated, this implies that immune responses have to be carefully regulated. The mechanisms by which anti-malarial immune responses are believed to be regulated were discussed at the recent Malaria Immunology Workshop...

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PMID: 16438675
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3024.2006.00775.x

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