Chemotactic activities of Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide, Neuropeptide Y and Substance P in Leishmania braziliensis
Cell-cell interaction and active migration (and invasion) of parasites into skin host-cell(s) are key steps for successful infection by Leishmania. Chemotaxis constitutes a primordial chapter of Leishmania-host cell interaction, potentially modulated by neuropeptides released into the skin due, for...
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