A novel blood-feeding detoxification pathway in Nippostrongylus brasiliensis L3 reveals a potential checkpoint for arresting hookworm development

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RT @PLOSPathogens: Featured research: Scientists identify potential drug target in blood-feeding #hookworms https://t.co/SfDG3TkG9m https:…

RT @PeterHotez: NEW in @PLOSPathogens we highlight Nippostrongylus as a blood-feeding nematode and how it might be used to identify new dru…

RT @Malaghan_Inst: Congratulations to our #parasite team for their work identifying new drug targets for blood-feeding #hookworms @Dr_Kara_…

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