Infection of livestock with African trypanosomes leads to haematological changes such as anaemia and pancytopenia and to immune defects, including suppression of T-cell responsiveness and an excessive increase in the CD5+ B-cell population in blood and spleen. It has been shown that certain breed...
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Mertens, B.
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Gaidulis, L.
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Mwangi, S.
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Suliman, H.
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Taylor, K.A.
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[Development of bovine-specific cytokine reagents at ILRAD]
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Development of bovine-specific cytokine reagents at ILRAD
