Correlation between glucose uptake and membrane potential in Leishmania parasites isolated from DCL-patients with therapeutic failure: A proof of concept.
Besides infection with drug-resistant parasites, therapeutic failure in leishmaniasis may be caused by altered drug pharmacokinetics, re-infection, and host immunologic compromise. Our aim has been to evaluate if relapses that occur in patients suffering from diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis (DCL) as...
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