Lipoproteins from vertebrate host blood plasma are involved in Trypanosoma cruzi epimastigote agglutination and participate in interaction with the vector insect, Rhodnius prolixus

Moreira, Carlos José de Carvalho; De Cicco, Nuccia Nicole Theodoro; Galdino, Tainah Silva; Feder, Denise; Gonzalez, Marcelo Salabert; Miguel, Renata Bortolasse; Coura, José Rodrigues; Castro, Helena Carla; Azambuja, Patricia; Atella, Georgia Corrêa; Ratcliffe, Norman Arthur; Mello, Cicero Brasileiro.
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