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Sand Fly-Leishmania Interactions: Long Relationships are Not Necessarily Easy

10 Dec 2010

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Sand fly and Leishmania are one of the best studied vector-parasite models. Much is known about the development of these parasites within the sand fly, and how transmission to a suitable vertebrate host takes place. Various molecules secreted by the vector assist the establishment of the infection in a vertebrate, and changes to the vector are promoted by the parasites in order to facilitate or enhance...

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PMID: 24159365
DOI: 10.2174/1874421401004010195

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