A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria

10.3389/fimmu.2018.01875

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Main Authors:	Fernandes, P, Howland, S.W, Heiss, K, Hoffmann, A, Hernández-Castañeda, M.A, Obrová, K, Frank, R, Wiedemann, P, Bendzus, M, Rénia, L, Mueller, A.-K
Other Authors:	MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY
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Published:	2020
Subjects:	3' untranslated region animal cell animal tissue Article bioluminescence cerebral malaria controlled study enzyme linked immunospot assay fluorescence microscopy mouse nonhuman nuclear magnetic resonance imaging parasitemia Plasmodium animal CD8+ T lymphocyte cross presentation disease model disease predisposition gene gene expression genetics growth, development and aging immunology life cycle stage metabolism parasitology pathology Plasmodium berghei reporter gene parasite antigen Animals Antigens, Protozoan CD8-Positive T-Lymphocytes Cross-Priming Disease Models, Animal Disease Susceptibility Gene Expression Genes, Protozoan Genes, Reporter Life Cycle Stages Magnetic Resonance Imaging Malaria, Cerebral Mice
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1780682024-03-27T08:18:47Z A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria Fernandes, P Howland, S.W Heiss, K Hoffmann, A Hernández-Castañeda, M.A Obrová, K Frank, R Wiedemann, P Bendzus, M Rénia, L Mueller, A.-K MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY 3' untranslated region animal cell animal tissue Article bioluminescence cerebral malaria controlled study enzyme linked immunospot assay fluorescence microscopy mouse nonhuman nuclear magnetic resonance imaging parasitemia Plasmodium animal CD8+ T lymphocyte cerebral malaria cross presentation disease model disease predisposition gene gene expression genetics growth, development and aging immunology life cycle stage metabolism parasitology pathology Plasmodium berghei reporter gene parasite antigen Animals Antigens, Protozoan CD8-Positive T-Lymphocytes Cross-Priming Disease Models, Animal Disease Susceptibility Gene Expression Genes, Protozoan Genes, Reporter Life Cycle Stages Magnetic Resonance Imaging Malaria, Cerebral Mice Plasmodium berghei 10.3389/fimmu.2018.01875 Frontiers in Immunology 9 AUG 1875 2020-10-20T04:59:52Z 2020-10-20T04:59:52Z 2018 Article Fernandes, P, Howland, S.W, Heiss, K, Hoffmann, A, Hernández-Castañeda, M.A, Obrová, K, Frank, R, Wiedemann, P, Bendzus, M, Rénia, L, Mueller, A.-K (2018). A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria. Frontiers in Immunology 9 (AUG) : 1875. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.3389/fimmu.2018.01875 16643224 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/178068 Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Unpaywall 20201031
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topic	3' untranslated region animal cell animal tissue Article bioluminescence cerebral malaria controlled study enzyme linked immunospot assay fluorescence microscopy mouse nonhuman nuclear magnetic resonance imaging parasitemia Plasmodium animal CD8+ T lymphocyte cerebral malaria cross presentation disease model disease predisposition gene gene expression genetics growth, development and aging immunology life cycle stage metabolism parasitology pathology Plasmodium berghei reporter gene parasite antigen Animals Antigens, Protozoan CD8-Positive T-Lymphocytes Cross-Priming Disease Models, Animal Disease Susceptibility Gene Expression Genes, Protozoan Genes, Reporter Life Cycle Stages Magnetic Resonance Imaging Malaria, Cerebral Mice Plasmodium berghei
spellingShingle	3' untranslated region animal cell animal tissue Article bioluminescence cerebral malaria controlled study enzyme linked immunospot assay fluorescence microscopy mouse nonhuman nuclear magnetic resonance imaging parasitemia Plasmodium animal CD8+ T lymphocyte cerebral malaria cross presentation disease model disease predisposition gene gene expression genetics growth, development and aging immunology life cycle stage metabolism parasitology pathology Plasmodium berghei reporter gene parasite antigen Animals Antigens, Protozoan CD8-Positive T-Lymphocytes Cross-Priming Disease Models, Animal Disease Susceptibility Gene Expression Genes, Protozoan Genes, Reporter Life Cycle Stages Magnetic Resonance Imaging Malaria, Cerebral Mice Plasmodium berghei Fernandes, P Howland, S.W Heiss, K Hoffmann, A Hernández-Castañeda, M.A Obrová, K Frank, R Wiedemann, P Bendzus, M Rénia, L Mueller, A.-K A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria
description	10.3389/fimmu.2018.01875
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author_facet	MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY Fernandes, P Howland, S.W Heiss, K Hoffmann, A Hernández-Castañeda, M.A Obrová, K Frank, R Wiedemann, P Bendzus, M Rénia, L Mueller, A.-K
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author	Fernandes, P Howland, S.W Heiss, K Hoffmann, A Hernández-Castañeda, M.A Obrová, K Frank, R Wiedemann, P Bendzus, M Rénia, L Mueller, A.-K
author_sort	Fernandes, P
title	A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria
title_short	A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria
title_full	A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria
title_fullStr	A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria
title_full_unstemmed	A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria
title_sort	plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria
publishDate	2020
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A plasmodium cross-stage antigen contributes to the development of experimental cerebral malaria

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