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Beyond the Bite: Tick Salivary Proteins Targeting Hemostasis and Inflammation; Implications for Cardiovascular Disease
Ticks have evolved a diverse repertoire of salivary proteins that enable prolonged blood feeding by finely modulating host hemostatic, vascular, and immune responses, providing an unexpected source of candidates for cardiovascular and anti-inflammatory therapy. Tick saliva contains molecules that in
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