Changes in ADAR1 activity during Plasmodium infection contribute to protection from malaria.
Quin, J. E.; Kopel, E.; Gawish, R.; Eidelman, M.; Vukic, D.; Linhartova, P.; Melicherova, J.; Sinigaglia, K.; Ghodrati, S.; Arama, C.; Nebie, I.; Troye-Blomberg, M.; Sverremark-Ekström, E.; Knapp, S.; Modry, D.; Farrants, A.-K. O.; Levanon, E.; Keegan, L. P.; O'Connell, M. A.
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