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Pathophysiology and gastrointestinal impacts of parasitic helminths in human beings

Hailu et al., 2020

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5163949818349890960
Author
Hailu F
Tafesse G
Hailu T
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Journal of Pathology Research Reviews and Reports. SRC/JPR-125

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This study mainly focus on the major pathologic manifestations of human gastrointestinal impacts of parasitic worms. Background: Helminthes and protozoan are human parasites that can infect gastrointestinal tract of humans beings and reside in intestinal wall …
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