Anti-SjLLPi1 antibody treatment decreases worm burden in mice 7 days after S. japonicum infection.

(A) Schematic diagram of the experimental design. 100 S. japonicum cercariae were pre-treated with anti-SjLLPi1 monoclonal antibody or mouse IgG control antibody before infecting mice (n = 3 per group). 7 days after infection, the mice were sacrificed....

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Main Author:	Fanyan Chen (3909178) (author)
Other Authors:	Bingkuan Zhu (7148093) (author), Yu Fang (219603) (author), Zilüe Li (17478845) (author), Zhigang Lei (1282716) (author), Zechao Xue (17478842) (author), Tao Shen (209797) (author), Sha Zhou (196218) (author), Xiaojun Chen (317104) (author), Lei Xu (78676) (author), Yalin Li (277624) (author), Jifeng Zhu (196227) (author), Wei Hu (6560) (author), Chuan Su (196237) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biochemistry Medicine Microbiology Cell Biology Physiology Ecology Immunology Cancer Infectious Diseases Virology Computational Biology invading parasite numbers hydrolytic enzyme activity control strategy formulation bioinformatic analysis revealed 30 min post adult worms within hydrolyzing skin components schistosoma japonicum </ leishmanolysin sjllpi1 facilitates host skin invasion japonicum </ leishmanolysin within host skin vaccine development substantial parasiticidal study indicates sjllpi1 protein sjllpi1 aids schistosome invasion predominantly present predominant protease mouse macrophages marked reduction expressed recombinant egg burden definitive host cercarial proteases cercarial head acetabular glands
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Anti-SjLLPi1 antibody treatment decreases worm burden in mice 7 days after <i>S. japonicum</i> infection.

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