Development of antibodies targeting hidden intestinal antigens of blood-feeding parasitic nematodes?

09 September 2017 0 4K Report

In theory, is it possible for a host to induce downstream effector mechanisms when blood-feeding parasitic nematodes are exposed to serum antibodies targeted against the parasite's 'hidden' intestinal antigens?

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