Leishmania braziliensis: Cytotoxic and chemotactic effects of branched chain polypeptide conjugates with poly [L-Lysine] backbone
Chemotactic responses play a significant role during Leishmania differentiation, as well as in the course of parasite–host–cell interaction, a process that precedes a successful infection. The present study uses the modified ‘‘two-chamber capillary assay’’ to quantitatively evaluate the chemotactic...
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2013
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