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T cell activation and the HLA locus associate with latent infections of human African trypanosomiasis

2017-09-05

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Infections by many pathogens can result in a wide range of phenotypes, from severe to mild, or even asymptomatic. Understanding the genetic basis of these phenotypes can lead to better tools to treat patients or detect reservoirs. To identify human genetic factors that contribute to symptoms diversity, we examined the range of disease severities caused by the parasite T. b. gambiense , the primary cause of human...

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6df85575-f02a-5ed7-8fa8-eba19a3a850f
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10.1101/184762
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