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Negative immune regulation contributes to disease tolerance in Drosophila

2021-09-24

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Disease tolerance is an infection phenotype where hosts show relatively high health despite harbouring elevated pathogen loads. Variation in the ability to reduce immunopathology may explain why some hosts can tolerate higher pathogen burdens with reduced pathology. Negative immune regulation would therefore appear to be a clear candidate for a mechanism underlying disease tolerance. Here, we examined how the nega...

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Literature Corpus work: 278ac388-6935-53d7-ad74-40afd9108523
DOI: 10.1101/2021.09.23.461574

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