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Mouse E18 Cerebral Vasculature MicroCT
Complement activation, in particular C5a, may contribute to neuropathology and adverse outcomes during malaria in pregnancy. Animal model results show that experimental malaria in pregnancy nduces neurocognitive deficits in offspring and suggest novel targets for intervention.
- Links: Mouse E18 Cerebral Vasculature MicroCT | Abnormal Development - Malaria | Computed Tomography | Developmental Origins of Health and Disease | Mouse Development
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<pubmed>26402732</pubmed>| PLoS Pathog.
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