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Lower performance of <i>Toxoplasma</i> -infected, Rh-negative subjects in the weight holding and hand-grip tests

2018-02-13

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Toxoplasma , a protozoan parasite of cats, infects many species of intermediate and paratenic hosts, including about one-third of humans worldwide. After a short phase of acute infection, the tissue cysts containing slowly dividing bradyzoites are formed in various organs and toxoplasmosis proceeds spontaneously in its latent form. In immunocompetent subjects, latent toxoplasmosis was considered asymptomatic. Howe...

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ab2a84f0-dcc1-5615-a35c-df2560c29e2b
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10.1101/264093
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