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Lymphotoxin-alpha and TNF have essential but independent roles in the evolution of the granulomatous response in experimental leprosy.

Lymphotoxin-alpha and TNF have essential but independent roles in the evolution of the granulomatous response in experimental leprosy.

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The influence of innate and adaptative immune responses on the differential clinical outcomes of leprosy.IL-10 and NOS2 modulate antigen-specific reactivity and nerve infiltration by T cells in experimental leprosy Leprosy and the human genome Gene expression profiling specifies chemokine, mitochondrial and lipid metabolism signatures in leprosy A large-scale genome-wide association and meta-analysis identified four novel susceptibility loci for leprosy.Experimental leprosy: a model of epithelioid cell granuloma.Role of innate cytokines in mycobacterial infection.Leprosy susceptibility: genetic variations regulate innate and adaptive immunity, and disease outcome.Insights from animal models on the immunogenetics of leprosy: a review.

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Lymphotoxin-alpha and TNF have essential but independent roles in the evolution of the granulomatous response in experimental leprosy.

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