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Jagadeesh Bayry

Director of Research, INSERM
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Communications Biology
Behind the Paper

After the Paper: Unravelling the role of TLR4 in mediating the human dendritic cell activation by filaria

Identification of Toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4) as the crucial regulator of inflammation in human lymphatic filariasis has provoked the conception of TLR-directed therapy against filariasis.
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Jagadeesh Bayry
Nov 23, 2020
TLR4 fuels activation of human dendritic cells and CD4+ T cell responses to human filarial parasite
Communications Biology
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TLR4 fuels activation of human dendritic cells and CD4+ T cell responses to human filarial parasite

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Jagadeesh Bayry
May 08, 2019

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