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author Freitas, Camila S.
Lage, Daniela P.
Oliveira-da-Silva, João A.
Costa, Rafaella R.
Mendonça, Débora V.C.
Martins, Vívian T.
Reis, Thiago A.R.
Antinarelli, Luciana M.R.
Machado, Amanda S.
Tavares, Grasiele S.V.
Ramos, Fernanda F.
Brito, Rory C.F.
Ludolf, Fernanda
Chávez-Fumagalli, Miguel A.
Roatt, Bruno M.
Ramos, Gabriela S.
Munkert, Jennifer
Ottoni, Flaviano M.
Campana, Priscilla R.V.
Duarte, Mariana C.
Gonçalves, Denise U.
Coimbra, Elaine S.
Braga, Fernão C.
Pádua, Rodrigo M.
Coelho, Eduardo A.F.
author_facet Freitas, Camila S.
Lage, Daniela P.
Oliveira-da-Silva, João A.
Costa, Rafaella R.
Mendonça, Débora V.C.
Martins, Vívian T.
Reis, Thiago A.R.
Antinarelli, Luciana M.R.
Machado, Amanda S.
Tavares, Grasiele S.V.
Ramos, Fernanda F.
Brito, Rory C.F.
Ludolf, Fernanda
Chávez-Fumagalli, Miguel A.
Roatt, Bruno M.
Ramos, Gabriela S.
Munkert, Jennifer
Ottoni, Flaviano M.
Campana, Priscilla R.V.
Duarte, Mariana C.
Gonçalves, Denise U.
Coimbra, Elaine S.
Braga, Fernão C.
Pádua, Rodrigo M.
Coelho, Eduardo A.F.
contents Figure 4. Organ parasitism evaluated in the treated animals by a limiting dilution technique. Mice (n = 12 per group) were infected with L. infantum and, 1 and 15 days after the distinct treatment schedules, they (n = 6 per group in each time) were euthanized and their livers, spleens, bone marrow (BM) and draining lymph nodes (dLNs) were collected to evaluate the parasite load, by a limiting dilution technique. Bars represent the mean ± standard deviation of the groups. (*) indicates a significant difference as compared to the saline and B/Mic groups (p <0.05). (**) indicates a statistically significant difference as compared to the miltefosine group (p <0.05). (***) indicates a statistically significant difference as compared to the b-AD group (p <0.05).
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spellingShingle Figure 4 in In vitro and in vivo antileishmanial activity of B-acetyl-digitoxin, a cardenolide of Digitalis lanata potentially useful to treat visceral leishmaniasis
Freitas, Camila S.
Lage, Daniela P.
Oliveira-da-Silva, João A.
Costa, Rafaella R.
Mendonça, Débora V.C.
Martins, Vívian T.
Reis, Thiago A.R.
Antinarelli, Luciana M.R.
Machado, Amanda S.
Tavares, Grasiele S.V.
Ramos, Fernanda F.
Brito, Rory C.F.
Ludolf, Fernanda
Chávez-Fumagalli, Miguel A.
Roatt, Bruno M.
Ramos, Gabriela S.
Munkert, Jennifer
Ottoni, Flaviano M.
Campana, Priscilla R.V.
Duarte, Mariana C.
Gonçalves, Denise U.
Coimbra, Elaine S.
Braga, Fernão C.
Pádua, Rodrigo M.
Coelho, Eduardo A.F.
Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Figure 4. Organ parasitism evaluated in the treated animals by a limiting dilution technique. Mice (n = 12 per group) were infected with L. infantum and, 1 and 15 days after the distinct treatment schedules, they (n = 6 per group in each time) were euthanized and their livers, spleens, bone marrow (BM) and draining lymph nodes (dLNs) were collected to evaluate the parasite load, by a limiting dilution technique. Bars represent the mean ± standard deviation of the groups. (*) indicates a significant difference as compared to the saline and B/Mic groups (p <0.05). (**) indicates a statistically significant difference as compared to the miltefosine group (p <0.05). (***) indicates a statistically significant difference as compared to the b-AD group (p <0.05).
title Figure 4 in In vitro and in vivo antileishmanial activity of B-acetyl-digitoxin, a cardenolide of Digitalis lanata potentially useful to treat visceral leishmaniasis
topic Biodiversity
Taxonomy
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20196334