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LatestNew Discovery Shows Parasites Manipulating the Body’s Natural Defense System
Parasites exploit the binding of host SOD3 to T cells, resulting in the impairment of T cells’ ability to defend against pathogen infection. The Monkey King is indicative of cytotoxic T cells Golden Cloth Rope is indicative of host SOD3 Monster is indicative of parasites Golden cudgel is indicative of immune effective factors such as […]
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Read MoreSurprising findings show that the E. coli 2-thiouridylase works independently of iron-sulfur clusters
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