Human Secretory Immune Response to Fatty Acid-Binding Protein Fraction from Giardia lamblia
SMT Hasan, M Maachee, OM Córdova… - Infection and …, 2002 - Am Soc Microbiol
Infection and immunity, 2002•Am Soc Microbiol
The secretory immune response in humans infected with Giardia lamblia was studied by
using saliva samples and an 8-kDa antigen capable of binding fatty acids. This antigen was
not recognized by saliva samples from healthy individuals. The antigen may be useful in
diagnostic studies of G. lamblia infection.
using saliva samples and an 8-kDa antigen capable of binding fatty acids. This antigen was
not recognized by saliva samples from healthy individuals. The antigen may be useful in
diagnostic studies of G. lamblia infection.
Abstract
The secretory immune response in humans infected with Giardia lamblia was studied by using saliva samples and an 8-kDa antigen capable of binding fatty acids. This antigen was not recognized by saliva samples from healthy individuals. The antigen may be useful in diagnostic studies of G. lamblia infection.
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