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Publications by Maria Fátima Horta

Leishmania Amazonensis Hijacks Host Cell Lysosomes Involved in Plasma Membrane Repair to Induce Invasion in Fibroblasts

Journal of Cell Science
Cell Biology
2019English

In VitroMetacyclogenesis ofLeishmania (Viannia) braziliensisandLeishmania (Leishmania) amazonensisClinical Field Isolates, as Evaluated by Morphology, Complement Resistance, and Infectivity to Human Macrophages

BioMed Research International
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2015English

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