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Positive evidence that anti-Toxoplasma gondii IgA antibody exists in the intestinal tract of infected cats and exerts protective activity against the infection

Yoshitaka Omata, Kouichi Terada, Ayako Taka, Tsuya Isamida, Masanori Kanda, Atsushi Saitô

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Key concepts: Toxoplasma gondii, CATS, Biology, Antibody, Antigen, Parasite hosting, Microbiology, Feces

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