Genistein-Supplemented Diet Decreases Malaria Liver Infection in Mice and Constitutes a Potential Prophylactic Strategy
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M. Mota | R. Sauerwein | M. Prudêncio | L. Gonçalves | Margarida Cunha-Rodrigues | S. Portugal | C. Casalou | Dominik Buger | Werner Haas
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