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Unlocking the link between autoimmunity and infection

Researchers from The Australian National University have discovered the gene, called Zeb2, that proliferates in autoimmunity diseases.

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ANU scientists debunk role of junk cells in fight against malaria | Australian National University

Researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have discovered a previously unknown ability of a group of immune system cells, known as Atypical B cells (ABCs), to fight infectious diseases such as malaria. The scientists say ABCs could also be key to developing new treatments for chronic autoimmune conditions such as lupus.

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Scientists debunk role of junk cells in fight against malaria

Scientists debunk role of junk cells in fight against malaria
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Australian scientists debunk role of junk cells in fight against malaria

Australian scientists debunk role of junk cells in fight against malaria
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New malaria vaccine

A new vaccine for malaria, which won recommendation by the World Health Organisation on Monday, is likely to save the lives of tens of thousands of children around the world every year - and significantly boost the economies of some of the world’s poorest nations.

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