Malarial and intestinal parasitic co-infections in indigenous populations of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest

Vasconcelos, Mariana Pinheiro Alves; Sánchez-Arcila, Juan Camilo; Peres, Luciana; Sousa, Paulo Sérgio Fonseca de; Alvarenga, Marcelo Augusto dos Santos; Alves, Júlio Castro; Cruz, Maria de Fatima Ferreira da; Herzog, Marilza Maia; Ferreira, Joseli Oliveira.
Artículo en Inglés | ARCA | ID: arc-57765

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