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Prospecting the insect model, Galleria mellonella, for gut-related pathobiology

2020-01-01

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Animal research has contributed immensely to medical and scientific advances over the last century, and continues to play important roles in enhancing our understanding of infectious and non-communicable disease development, and the search for treatments. The mouse, for example, shares ~95% of human genes and is the most widespread vertebrate model in use. Since the late 1980s, there has been several UK and EU dir...

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10.23889/suthesis.56984
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