Interaction between Wolbachia pipientis and Leishmania infantum in heartworm infected dogs
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D. Otranto | S. Epis | C. Bandi | M. Latrofa | X. Roura | R. Iatta | J. Mendoza-Roldan | A. Zatelli | I. Varotto-Boccazzi | Viviane Noll Louzada-Flores
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