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Experimental cutaneous leishmaniasis byLeishmania amazonensis: Course of fast-growth infection in the mouse ear

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    Rodney C. Mortatti & Andrea Henriques

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Mortatti, R.C., Henriques, A. Experimental cutaneous leishmaniasis byLeishmania amazonensis: Course of fast-growth infection in the mouse ear. Parasitol Res 76, 729–730 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00931097

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