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Topic: Neurological & Behavioral modifications due to persistent parasite infection

mikej2323
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Member # 8913

posted

This is long,...but worth posting.

http://www.jneuroinflammation.com/content/5/1/48

Mike
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MY3BOYS
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Member # 17830

posted

interesting, great post-- thanks

will have to take time to read it, but skimming it made me very intersted.

seems similar to the new "mystery bug" possible similarity in infection used in this study??
maybe not, i only skimmed it over and is WAY past my bedtime

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