Entomopathogenic bacteria Photorhabdus luminescens as drug source against Leishmania amazonensis
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R. Heermann | A. Brandelli | A. Peres | L. R. Rodrigues Júnior | P. Romão | T. Sartori | A. Antonello | Ana Paula Folmer Correa | O. S. da Silva
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