MORPHOLOGY AND PROTEIN PROFILES OF SALIVARY GLANDS OF FEMALE SAND FLIES, PHLEBOTOMUS PAPTASI AND PHLEBOTOMUS LANGERONI
Noha Mohamed Abd El-Badiea;
Abstract
Sand fly saliva plays an important role in transmission of leishmaniasis and it has the exhibition of immunomodulatory activities by suppressing the host immune response. In this study morphology and protein profiles of salivary glands of the female Phele
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| Title | MORPHOLOGY AND PROTEIN PROFILES OF SALIVARY GLANDS OF FEMALE SAND FLIES, PHLEBOTOMUS PAPTASI AND PHLEBOTOMUS LANGERONI | Authors | Noha Mohamed Abd El-Badiea | Keywords | MORPHOLOGY AND PROTEIN PROFILES OF SALIVARY GLANDS OF FEMALE SAND FLIES, PHLEBOTOMUS PAPTASI AND PHLEBOTOMUS LANGERONI | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | Sand fly saliva plays an important role in transmission of leishmaniasis and it has the exhibition of immunomodulatory activities by suppressing the host immune response. In this study morphology and protein profiles of salivary glands of the female Phele |
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