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Abidan Ainiwaer1,2, Dewei Li3, Wenge Liu1

  • 1Basic Medical College, Xinjiang Medical University, Urumqi, Xinjiang, China.

Parasites & vectors
|February 12, 2026
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まとめ

リンパ球活性化遺伝子-3 (LAG3) は,初期のエチノコックス・マルチロキュラリス感染中に抗寄生体CD4+T細胞応答を制限する. LAG3を標的とした治療は,アルベオラエキノココシス (AE) の治療戦略を提供できるかもしれないが,肝臓損傷を悪化させないために慎重にタイミングを決めなければならない.

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アルベオラエキノコココシスCD4+ T細胞のサブセットであるCD4+ T細胞.早期感染による感染.LAG3は,LAG3というグループです.

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