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Role of sialoglycoproteins exclusively induced on host�s erythrocytes in Indian Visceral Leishmaniasis

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Title Role of sialoglycoproteins exclusively induced on host�s erythrocytes in Indian Visceral Leishmaniasis
 
Creator Samanta, Sajal
 
Subject Cancer Biology and Inflammatory Disorder Division
 
Description Leishmaniasis occurs in as many as 88 countries, (Figure. 1.2) with an approximate total population of 350 million people, most often in tropical and subtropical areas [WHO,
2010]. The geographical settings, where leishmaniasis occurs, range from Central and Couth American rain forests to West Asian deserts, with 90 percent of visceral
leishmaniasis cases occurring in India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sudan, and Brazil. Other areas where Leishmaniasis is found range from Mexico, to Texas, from Northern Argentina, to
Southern Europe, from Asia, to The Middle East, and Africa [Chappuis et al., 2007].Although it is true that the distribution of Leishmania is limited by the habitats of the
sandfly vectors, human leishmaniasis continues to increase worldwide
 
Date 2013
 
Type Thesis
NonPeerReviewed
 
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Samanta, Sajal (2013) Role of sialoglycoproteins exclusively induced on host�s erythrocytes in Indian Visceral Leishmaniasis. PhD thesis, Calcutta University.
 
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