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In the study of the
interaction between a parasite and its host, we have
recently concentrated on the effect that an
intracellular parasite has on its host cell. It appears that the
host cell membrane becomes increasingly permeable
allowing antibody molecules to enter and effect the
parasite's ability to egress from the cell. This
activity could represent a novel protective
mechanism for antibody during infection. |
Edwin
Rowland, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of
Immunoparasitology
Department of Biomedical Sciences
rowland@ohiou.edu
356 Irvine Hall
740-593-2375 |
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