Corrigendum: Trickle infection with results in decreased worm burdens but increased intestinal inflammation and scarring.

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Trickle infection with results in decreased worm burdens but increased intestinal inflammation and scarring.

Introduction: Intestinal roundworms cause chronic debilitating disease in animals, including humans. Traditional experimental models of these types of infection use a large single-dose infection. However, in natural settings, hosts are exposed to parasites on a regular basis and when mice are exposed to frequent, smaller doses of , the parasites are cleared more quickly.

Intravital imaging of eosinophils: Unwrapping the enigma.

Eosinophils are traditionally associated with allergic and parasitic inflammation. More recently, eosinophils have also been shown to have roles in diverse processes including development, intestinal health, thymic selection, and B-cell survival with the majority of these insights being derived from murine models and in vitro assays. Despite this, tools to measure the dynamic activity of eosinophils in situ have been lacking.

Stabilizing specimens for routine ammonia testing in the clinical laboratory.

Background: In vitro deamination generates ammonia in freshly collected blood specimens. To prevent this, samples for ammonia testing are usually collected on ice and run rapidly (e.g.