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DESCRIPTION:Parasites frequently replicate in environments in which they ar
 e constantly exposed to the molecules and cells of our immune systems. For
  example\, African trypanosomes live freely in our serum and tissue spaces
 . Even intracellular parasites\, such as those that cause malaria\, place 
 parasite-derived proteins onto their host cells. In this webinar\, we will
  consider the strategies that parasites deploy to evade immune detection\,
  including antigenic variation as well as surface proteins which suppress 
 immune cells and immune effectors\, and discuss the approaches used to stu
 dy those mechanisms. This will reveal the amazing breadth of adaptations t
 hat parasites use to resist immunity**.** \n\nThis event is part of the w
 ebinar series [“Integrating structural biology and bioinformatics to stu
 dy infection”](https://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/events/what-structures-tel
 l-us-about-infection-integrating-structural-biology-and-bioinformatics/). 
 You can follow the link for more information about the series and its webi
 nars.
LOCATION:\, 
SUMMARY:How do parasites evade immune clearance? A structural perspective
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/events/how-do-parasites-evade-
 immune-clearance-structural-perspective
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