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Early-life immunity and susceptibility to Mycobacteria
The naïve and not-yet developed infant immune system exhibits heightened susceptibility to external factors (e.g pathogens), and is shaped by these and others, such as maternal immunity. However, we do not yet fully understand their impact on development of infant immunity. A better understanding of...
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Department of Pathology
2019
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