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Phage Wars and Fungal Foes: Exploring Tools and Mechanisms for Taming Inflammation
Date
May 19, 2024
SOCIETY: AGA This session will focus on the role of non-bacterial members of the microbiome including fungi and bacteriophages in regulating gut immune response and implications for therapeutic modulation.
Moderators
Weill Cornell Medicine
University of Calgary
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