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Interplay of human macrophage response and natural resistance of <i>L.</i> ( <i>V</i> .) <i>panamensis</i> to pentavalent antimony

2024-11-02

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Macrophages are the principal host cells of Leishmania spp . in human infection and play a critical role in controlling infection and enabling parasite survival and persistence. Nevertheless, understanding of drug resistance in leishmaniasis has primarily focused on the parasite. This investigation provides evidence of the significant differential macrophage response to ex vivo infection with...

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d145b3ad-2b40-5c77-a744-418b8c23fc75
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10.1101/2024.10.29.620724
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