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IMMUNOLOGY Chronic effects of acute infections

Nicola Harris
2015
Journal paper

Abstract

Acute infection of mice with an intestinal pathogen leads to long-lasting inflammation that is maintained by intestinal microorganisms. This observation reveals a path by which infection history can affect long-term immune function.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/214017?ln=en

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