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Maternal antibodies provide strain-specific protection against infection with the Lyme disease pathogen in a wild rodent

2019-01-16

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The vertebrate immune system can produce antibodies that protect the host against pathogens. Females can transmit antibodies to their offspring, which provide short-term protection against infection. The tick-borne bacterium Borrelia afzelii causes Lyme disease in Europe and consists of multiple strains that cycle between the tick vector ( Ixodes ricinus ) and vertebrate hosts such as the bank vole ( Myodes gla...

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8c40cad3-d50f-5e78-9296-e4b1b1382c0f
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10.1101/522789
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