April 18, 2019
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04/18/2019
Featured research
Guo et al. findings demonstrate a novel mechanism responsible for mMDSCs expansion in HBeAg (+) patients, and suggest that the HBeAg-mMDSC-IDO axis may serve as an immunotherapeutic target of chronic hepatitis B.
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Current Issue March 2019
04/18/2019
Featured Research
In this article, Worthington et al.'s findings provide new insights into how helminths are expelled and identify potential molecular targets for the prevention of helminth infection which affects billions of the world’s population in deprived communities.
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04/18/2019
Pearls
In this Pearl, Symonds et al. describe an unconventional viral indicator of wastewater pollution, pepper mild mottle virus (PMMoV), a plant pathogen that was first proposed as a water quality indicator in 2009 and promises to improve microbial water quality management worldwide
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04/18/2019
Review
In this review, Langerak et al. summarize the results of the evidence to date and elaborate on other possible detrimental effects of cross-reactive flavivirus antibodies, both for ZIKV infection and the risk of ZIKV-related congenital anomalies, DENV infection, and dengue hemorrhagic fever.
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04/18/2019
Research Article
Li et al. find that The coordination between rhpP and rhpC reveals a new mechanism regulating bacterial pathogenicity, and may provide an important target for controlling bacterial pathogens.
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04/18/2019
Research Article
Chang et al. examined circulating γδT-cells in a North American cohort with chronic hepatitis B (CHB) and acute hepatitis B (AHB) compared to uninfected control subjects. They conclude that circulating γδT-cells show distinct activation and differentiation in acute and chronic HBV infection as part of lymphoid stress surveillance.
Image credit: Chang K-M, et al. (2019)
04/18/2019
Research Article
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04/17/2019
Research Article
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04/17/2019
Research Article
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04/15/2019
Research Article
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