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Buffalo Gut Microbes May Affect the Host Th2 Responses During Fasciola Gigantica Infection via SCFAs Metabolism and TLR Signaling Pathway

2020-12-28

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<h4>Background: </h4> Helminth-induced Th2 responses are essential to modify the structure and diversity of gut microbes. However, observations have come mainly from studies of helminth-infected humans or rodent models. Very little research has been conducted in veterinary animals. <h4>Methods: </h4>: In this study, we searched for links between microbiota and Th2-biased responses during the time course of Fascial...

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722b3022-445f-568d-8c10-ea2e02516491
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-135564/v1
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