Parasitic Helminths as Potential Therapeutic Agents Against Autoimmune Disorders

Osada, Yoshio

doi:10.5772/21640

Autoimmune Disorders - Current Concepts and Advances From Bedside to Mechanistic Insights 2011

DOI: 10.5772/21640

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Parasitic Helminths as Potential Therapeutic Agents Against Autoimmune Disorders

Yoshio Osada¹

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Parasitic Helminths as Potential Therapeutic Agents Against Autoimmune Disorders

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