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New World Leishmaniasis: The Ecology of Leishmaniasis and the Diversity of Leishmanial Species in Ciptera: Psychodidae), have managed to occupy practically every ecological niche that occurs in Central and South America, ranging from the semi-arid mountainous regions of the Andes to the luxuriant forest of Amazonia. Because of this there are very few habitats in which . species are not being tran

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The Journey of , Parasites within the Digestive Tract of Phlebotomine Sand Flies,leishmaniasis results in a spectrum of clinical manifestations in which the parasite, sand fly vector and host immune system act in concert to etermine the outcome of disease. Sand flies are the driving force in the spread of leishmaniasis and prevalence of a . species is entirely governed by the av

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, Infection and Macrophage Function,tes in macrophages. It is important and relevant to define the molecular basis for this host parasite interaction because this is a chronic infection affecting over two million people each year (reviewed in .,.). . infections are responsible for a wide range of human pathologies ranging from scar yi

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The Immunology of Visceral Leishmaniasis: Current Status, A more complete understanding of the human immune response and its pathological consequences are needed for the design of vaccines and for improvements in therapy. This will require more thorough clinical investigation, and also a better appreciation of the usefulness and limitations of animal mode

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The Immunology of Cutaneous Leishmaniasis: Experimental Infections and Human Disease,cutaneous leishmaniasis will spontaneously heal without external intervention, although the severity of disease and time course for healing may vary enormously depending on the species of infecting parasite as well as the nature of die immune response by an infected individual. Current estimates sug