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  • 21. kDNA gene signatures of Trypanosoma cruzi in blood and oesophageal mucosa from chronic chagasic patients.
    Manoel-Caetano Fda S, Carareto CM, Borim AA, Miyazaki K, Silva AE.
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    Flores-Chavez MD, Abras A, Ballart C, Ibáñez-Perez I, Perez-Gordillo P, Gállego M, Muñoz C, Moure Z, Sulleiro E, Nieto J, García Diez E, Simón L, Cruz I, Picado A.
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  • 23. Amplification of a specific repetitive DNA sequence for Trypanosoma rangeli identification and its potential application in epidemiological investigations.
    Vargas N, Souto RP, Carranza JC, Vallejo GA, Zingales B.
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    Riera C, Guarro A, Kassab HE, Jorba JM, Castro M, Angrill R, Gállego M, Fisa R, Martin C, Lobato A, Portús M.
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    Apt W, Zulantay I, Arnello M, Oddó D, González S, Rodríguez J, Kemmerling U, Truyens C, Carlier Y.
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    Virreira M, Truyens C, Alonso-Vega C, Brutus L, Jijena J, Torrico F, Carlier Y, Svoboda M.
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    Campos-Soto R, Ortiz S, Cordova I, Bruneau N, Botto-Mahan C, Solari A.
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    Blanco SB, Segura EL, Gürtler RE.
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  • 30. Placental infection by two subpopulations of Trypanosoma cruzi is conditioned by differential survival of the parasite in a deleterious placental medium and not by tissue reproduction.
    Triquell MF, Díaz-Luján C, Freilij H, Paglini P, Fretes RE.
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    Añez N, Crisante G, Soriano PJ.
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  • 35. Congenital transmission of Trypanosoma cruzi infection in Argentina.
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  • 38. Minicircle classes heterogeneity within the TcIII and TcIV discrete typing units of Trypanosoma cruzi.
    Ortiz S, Osorio G, Solari A.
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