Experimental infection of T4 Acanthamoeba genotype determines the pathogenic potential.

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Anaerobic Metabolism in T4 Acanthamoeba Genotype.In vivo CNS infection model of Acanthamoeba genotype T4: the early stages of infection lack presence of host inflammatory response and are a slow and contact-dependent process.

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Experimental infection of T4 Acanthamoeba genotype determines the pathogenic potential.

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César Augusto Cuba-Cuba

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