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Trypanosoma cruzi I diversity: towards the need of genetic subdivision?

Acta tropica - 1 Jul 2011

Guhl Felipe, Ramírez Juan David

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Trypanosoma cruzi the aethiological agent of Chagas disease, a complex zoonoses that affects the American continent is a genetically variable parasite subdivided into six Discrete Typing Units (DTUs). T. cruzi I is the most prevalent DTU affecting the northern countries of America with sporadical cases in the southern countries. T. cruzi I has shown great genetic diversity showing plausible subdivisions needed...

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PMID: 21510916
DOI: 10.1016/j.actatropica.2011.04.002

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