Publication: Detección de Leishmania spp. en reservorios atípicos y caracterización molecular
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2022-02-21
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La leishmaniosis es un conjunto de enfermedades parasitarias de origen zoonósico y antroponósico causadas por protozoos del género Leishmania, de la familia Trypanosomatidae. La transmisión al hospedador vertebrado se produce mediante la picadura de las hembras del flebótomo, insectos hematófagos pertenecientes a los géneros Phlebotomus (Viejo Mundo) o Lutzomyia (Nuevo Mundo),de la familia Psychodidae. Dentro de las parasitosis, la leishmaniosis ocupa el segun dolugar como causa más frecuente de muerte en el mundo por detrás de la malaria. Además, esta enfermedad se encuadra dentro del grupo de enfermedades tropicales desatendidas (ETD), siendo prevalente en más de 98 países, con unos 350 millones de personas en riesgo y unos 12 millones de casos...
Leishmaniasis is a group of parasitic diseases of zoonotic and anthroponotic origin caused by protozoa of the genus Leishmania, within theTrypanosomatidae family. Transmission to the vertebrate host occurs through the bite of female sandfly, blood-sucking insects belonging to the genera Phlebotomus (OldWorld) or Lutzomyia (New World), within the Psychodidae family. Among the parasitic diseases, leishmaniasis ranks second as the most frequent cause of death in the world behind malaria. In addition, this disease is included in the group of neglected tropical diseases (NTD), and is present in more than 98 countries, with about 350 million peopleat risk and about 12 million cases...
Leishmaniasis is a group of parasitic diseases of zoonotic and anthroponotic origin caused by protozoa of the genus Leishmania, within theTrypanosomatidae family. Transmission to the vertebrate host occurs through the bite of female sandfly, blood-sucking insects belonging to the genera Phlebotomus (OldWorld) or Lutzomyia (New World), within the Psychodidae family. Among the parasitic diseases, leishmaniasis ranks second as the most frequent cause of death in the world behind malaria. In addition, this disease is included in the group of neglected tropical diseases (NTD), and is present in more than 98 countries, with about 350 million peopleat risk and about 12 million cases...
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