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Proteophosophoglycans Regurgitated by Leishmania-Infected Sand Flies Target the L-Arginine Metabolism of Host Macrophages to Promote Parasite Survival

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Public Library of Science referenced this article in "Leishmania gets by your immune system with a little help from its friends" on 29 Aug 2009 at 00:00 GMT

"On August 21st, Matthew Rogers and colleagues published an article in PLoS Pathogens which shows that the parasite Leishmania tricks host immune defense cells into feeding it rather than killing it. This development may help in the search for an effective"

 
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