Publications by authors named "Pan-Hong Liang"
Background: The liver fluke Fasciola gigantica secretes excretory-secretory proteins during infection to mediate its interaction with the host. In this study, we investigated the immunomodulatory effects of a recombinant tegumental calcium-binding EF-hand protein 4 of F. gigantica (rFg-CaBP4) on goat monocytes.
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- Taenia pisiformis is a common intestinal parasite in dogs that causes significant economic losses in the rabbit breeding industry, with its exosome-like vesicles playing a key role in host-parasite interactions and immune response modulation.* -
- The study isolated and characterized these exosome-like vesicles using advanced techniques, confirming their typical cup shape and identifying 87 proteins and 59 microRNAs, including 41 known and 18 novel miRNAs.* -
- Through pathway analysis and testing in macrophages, the research revealed how these exosomal miRNAs might influence immune responses, though the specific mechanisms regulating this response remain unclear.*