Immunomodulation by platelet-derived DKK1: potential for controlling disease and pathology in leishmaniasis and implications for other infectious diseases - Scorecard - MDSpire

Immunomodulation by platelet-derived DKK1: potential for controlling disease and pathology in leishmaniasis and implications for other infectious diseases

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  • Olivia C. Ihedioha

  • Diane McMahon-Pratt

  • Alfred L. M. Bothwell

  • June 2, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Platelet-Derived DKK1 as an Immunomodulator: Implications for Disease Management in Leishmaniasis and Other Infectious Conditions

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        Immunomodulation by platelet-derived DKK1: potential for controlling disease and pathology in leishmaniasis and implications for other infectious diseases

        • by Olivia C. Ihedioha, Diane McMahon-Pratt, Alfred L. M. Bothwell

        • June 2, 2026

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