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  1. Host Cytokines and Immune Responses in Pregnancy Associated Transmission of Arrested Hookworm Larvae

    … and insulin-like signaling pathways regulate larval arrest and reactivation. We previously utilized an in vitro assay to demonstrate that recombinant human TGF-β stimulates a feeding response in tissue-arrested A. caninum L3. We hypothesize that host expression of TGF-β and pregnancy hormones …

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