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“... (50 cercariae), and the last one was infected by L. amazonensis and, after three weeks, coinfected by S. mansoni...”
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“...Introduction: hepatitis B and C are major causes of liver cancer and cirrhosis and the main reason...”
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“... culture and expressing the marker ER-HR3 produced great amount of IL-12p40 after stimulation in vitro with...”
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“... Neoplasia grades II and III, as well as the T lymphocytes cervical profile after treatment, in the interest...”
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“...The oral carcinoma cell squamous (OSCC) is epithelial cancer responsible for the majority...”
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