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Leishmania isolated from wild mammals caught in endemic areas of leishmaniasis in ecuador
ArticleAbstract:Palabras claves:Autores:de Coronel V.V., Eduardo A. Gomez-Landires, Hashiguchi Y., Kawabata M., Mimori T.Fuentes:scopusNatural infections with promastigotes in man-biting species of sand flies in leishmaniasis-endemic areas of Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: In order to determine the vectors of leishmaniasis in Ecuador, 1,054 manbiting sand flies from the DPalabras claves:Autores:de Coronel V.V., Eduardo A. Gomez-Landires, Hashiguchi Y., Kawabata M., Mimori T.Fuentes:scopusA comparative study of several diagnostic measures applied in Guatemalan onchocerciasis
ArticleAbstract: In 375 inhabitants of two fincas (=plantations) located in the high- and low-lands in a Guatemalan ePalabras claves:Autores:I. Tada, Korenaga M., Mimori T.Fuentes:scopusIn vitro culture of Strongyloides ratti larvae
ArticleAbstract:Palabras claves:Autores:I. Tada, Korenaga M., Mimori T., N. ChowdhuryFuentes:scopusA histological study of the skin and nodule during the course of diethylcarbamazine treatment in onchocerciasis
ArticleAbstract: Histological observations of the skin and nodules of 29 Guatemalan patients with onchocerciasis werePalabras claves:Autores:Mimori T.Fuentes:scopusBiting activity of two anthropophilic species of sandflies, Lutzomyia, in an endemic area of leishmaniasis in Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: The biting patterns of Lutzomyia trapidoi and Lu. hartmanni, vectors of leishmaniasis, were studiedPalabras claves:Autores:de Coronel V.V., Hashiguchi Y., Kawabata M., L. E.A. Gomez, Mimori T.Fuentes:scopus