Immune responses of cattle to African trypanosomes: Protective or pathogenic?
Trypanosomosis is the most economically important disease constraint to livestock productivity in sub-Saharan Africa and has significant negative impact in other parts of the world. Livestock are an integral component of farming systems and thus contribute significantly to food and economic security...
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Elsevier
1999
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