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Hunter K Walt1, Aline Bronzato-Badial2, Sophie E Maedo1

  • 1Department of Biochemistry, Nutrition, and Health Promotion, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS, USA.

Journal of invertebrate pathology
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PubMed
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床对常见的细菌有强大的免疫反应,但对人类病原体Borrelia duttoni没有. 这项研究揭示了关于床免疫力和潜在的疾病传播风险的见解.

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波雷利亚杜托尼 (Borrelia duttoni) 是一种植物.在Cimex lectularius中,我们可以看到Cimex lectularius.幽默性免疫力 幽默性免疫力分子免疫力 分子免疫力普罗西克辛是一种有毒的药物.伪虫光体 伪虫光体创伤性授精过程中的授精

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