Identification and characterization of cyclophilin A-binding protein genes of African Trypanosomes.
African trypanosomosis is characterized by the profound suppression of the hosts' immune system and Cylophilin (Cyp) proteins have been implicated. Previous research findings have attributed the immunosuppression observed to a Trypanosome Immunosuppressive Fraction (TISF) which shows suppressive, ch...
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Kenyatta University
1999
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/79538 |
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