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Immune profiling, microbiome, metabolomics, and gut physiology of a 1-year controlled human hookworm infection

2023-03-15

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The observation that experimental helminth infection can be associated with immunomodulation and suppression of inflammatory diseases at distal tissue sites, has been used as rationale for trialing helminths such as Necator americanus for the treatment of inflammatory disorders in humans. However, the lack of sufficient knowledge of the immunological interplay between human host and parasite in a controlled infect...

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8225b5cd-dd9a-55c2-a226-c5201b3d61b8
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10.1101/2023.03.14.23287270
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