High-density-lipoprotein-independent killing of Trypanosoma brucei by human serum.
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V. Nussenzweig | J. Ghiso | A. Jansen | S. Tomlinson | S. Ohtaki | S. Tomlinson | Marilyn Rifkin | N. Choi-Miura | A. Koudinov | A. Koudinov | M. Rifkin
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