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Leishmania mexicana phosphoproteomics

2011-01-01

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Leishmania, a protozoan parasite of which there are around 30 different species, causes infections (Leishmaniasis) in millions of humans and animals around the world [1]. The leishmaniases are among the most common ~neglected tropical diseases~ (NTDs), threatening 350 million people and being fatal to 51,000 annually [2, 3]. Treatment of leishmaniasis primarily relies on chemotherapy, but is far from unproblematic...

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10.48730/g7nd-4943
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