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Neospora caninum Activates p38 MAPK as an Evasion Mechanism against Innate Immunity

13 Sept 2016

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Due to the high prevalence and economic impact of neosporosis, the development of safe and effective vaccines and therapies against this parasite has been a priority in the field and is crucial to limit horizontal and vertical transmission in natural hosts. Limited data is available regarding factors that regulate the immune response against this parasite and such knowledge is essential in order to understand...

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PMID: 27679624
DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2016.01456

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