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Novel murine models of post-implantation and midgestional malaria-induced preterm birth

2021-08-13

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Despite major advances made in malaria treatment and control over recent decades, the development of new models for studying disease pathogenesis remains a vital part of malaria research efforts. The study of malaria infection during pregnancy is particularly reliant on mouse models, as a means of circumventing many challenges and costs associated with pregnancy studies in endemic human populations. Here, we intro...

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10.1101/2021.08.13.456287
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