A reverse vaccinology approach identifies putative vaccination targets in the zoonotic nematode Ascaris

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A reverse vaccinology approach identifies putative vaccination targets in the zoonotic nematode Ascaris https://t.co/6QesOeVvlV

18 Nov 2022

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RT @SurreyVet: Congratulations #FranciscoEvangelista @dutchscientist #MarthaBetson @UniOfSurrey for publishing their work in @FrontVetScie…

16 Nov 2022

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Congratulations #FranciscoEvangelista @dutchscientist #MarthaBetson @UniOfSurrey for publishing their work in @FrontVetScience on a reverse vaccinology approach identifies putative vaccination targets in the zoonotic nemetode Ascaris. Read article | ht

16 Nov 2022

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New Research: A reverse vaccinology approach identifies putative vaccination targets in the zoonotic nematode Ascaris: Ascariasis is the most prevalent helminthic disease affecting both humans and pigs and is caused by the roundworms Ascaris… https://t.co/

01 Nov 2022

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