Trypanosoma cruzi maxicircle heterogeneity in Chagas disease patients from Brazil
Authors:
- Julio César CarranzaJCJulio César Carranza
- Helder M.S. ValadaresHVHelder M.S. Valadares
- Daniella A. D’áVilaDDDaniella A. D’áVila
- Rodrigo P. BaptistaRBRodrigo P. Baptista
- Margoth MorenoMMMargoth Moreno
- Lúcia M.C. GalvãoLGLúcia M.C. Galvão
- Egler ChiariECEgler Chiari
- Nancy R. SturmNSNancy R. Sturm
- Eliane D. GontijoEGEliane D. Gontijo
- Andrea M. MacedoAMAndrea M. Macedo
- Bianca ZingalesBZBianca Zingales
- 1 July 2009
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal for Parasitology
- Vol. 39 (9) , 963-973
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