Tick salivary gland proteins are responsible for suppression/modulation of host immune responses and subsets of such genes whose expression is modified by Theileria parva infection would be candidates for inclusion in anti-tick/anti-pathogen combination vaccines. We used subtractive hybridisation...
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Obura, M.
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Skilton, Robert A.
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Villiers, Etienne P. de
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Kutima, H.
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Bishop, Richard P.
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[Application of suppressive subtractive hybridisation technique to isolate differentially expressed genes in Rhipicephalus appendiculatus ticks following infection by Theileria parva]
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Application of suppressive subtractive hybridisation technique to isolate differentially expressed genes in Rhipicephalus appendiculatus ticks following infection by Theileria parva
