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Immunobiology of hookworm exosomes and their potential as a source of novel anti-inflammatory biologics

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Funder: Swiss National Science FoundationProject code: 161693

Funded under: Careers | Fellowships | Early Postdoc.Mobility Funder Contribution: 102,750

Immunobiology of hookworm exosomes and their potential as a source of novel anti-inflammatory biologics

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