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Suitability of in-vitro xenodiagnosis: Development of trypanosoma cruzi in triatoma infestans depending on larval stage of bugs and number of trypomastigotes taken during in-vitro blood meal

Christiane Moll-Merks, Hans‐Joachim Werner, Johannes Dönges

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Key concepts: Triatoma infestans, Xenodiagnosis, Blood meal, Trypanosoma cruzi, Biology, Larva, In vitro, Chagas disease

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