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Microbiota-Parasite Interaction: Implication of Secretory Immunoglobulin A and P2X7 Receptor Signaling

Aboulhoda, Basma Emad, Abdelfatah, Mohamed, El-Wakil, Eman S., Alghamdi, Mansour, Albadawi, Emad A., Hassan, Fatma E., El Saftawy, Enas A.·2024·Discovery Medicine
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Aboulhoda, B. E., Abdelfatah, M., El-Wakil, E. S., Alghamdi, M., Albadawi, E. A., Hassan, F. E., & El Saftawy, E. A.
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Discovery Medicine
Publisher
Discovery Medicine
Published
2024
Volume
36
Issue
181
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217
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1539-6509
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10.24976/discov.med.202436181.21
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