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Identifying host-pathogen interactions which cause severe malaria

2019-01-01

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Infectious diseases pathogenesis is dependent on the interactions between the host and the pathogen. Being able to simultaneously assess the transcriptomes of both host and pathogen as we have shown here, using dual RNA sequencing of whole blood from Plasmodium falciparum malaria patients, can reveal these crucial interactions. Using Gambian children samples we tried to unravel the mechanisms leading to severe mal...

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Literature Corpus work: 1ac61c9e-22f5-54f6-ab19-c7573453bd96
DOI: 10.25560/82355

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