Inhibition of Activin A suppressed tumor necrosis factor-alpha secretion and improved histopathological conditions in malarial mice
Malaria infection still remains as one of the most prominent parasitic diseases afflicting mankind in tropical and subtropical regions. The severity of malaria infection has often been associated to exuberant host immune inflammatory responses that could possibly lead to severe immunopathological co...
Main Authors: | Abas, R (Author), Abd Majid, R (Author), Basir, R (Author), Chin, VK (Author), Hassan, H (Author), Nordin, N (Author), Tie, TH (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2021
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