Modelling human immune responses using microbial exposures in rodents
Y Li, MT Baldridge - Nature microbiology, 2023 - nature.com
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Modelling human immune responses using microbial exposures in rodents | Nature Microbiology
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The extent and diversity of exposures to microbial stimuli have a crucial role in regulating the capacity of a host to mount an immune response to a challenge, such as vaccination, making exposure history an important factor to optimize in rodent models.
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