Search Results - "Quintal, Amanda P.N."

Diagnosis of canine brucellosis: comparison of various serologic tests and PCR by Mol, Juliana P. S., Guedes, Andressa C. B., Eckstein, Camila, Quintal, Amanda P. N., Souza, Tayse D., Mathias, Luis A., Haddad, João Paulo A., Paixão, Tatiane A., Santos, Renato L.

“…Canine brucellosis is an infectious and contagious disease associated with reproductive losses in breeding kennels. As a zoonotic disease, it poses a risk to…”
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Genome-Wide Scan for Visceral Leishmaniasis in Mixed-Breed Dogs Identifies Candidate Genes Involved in T Helper Cells and Macrophage Signaling by Utsunomiya, Yuri T, Ribeiro, Érica S, Quintal, Amanda P N, Sangalli, Juliano R, Gazola, Valquiria R, Paula, Henrique B, Trinconi, Cristiana M, Lima, Valéria M F, Perri, Silvia H V, Taylor, Jeremy F, Schnabel, Robert D, Sonstegard, Tad S, Garcia, José F, Nunes, Cáris M

“…We conducted a genome-wide scan for visceral leishmaniasis in mixed-breed dogs from a highly endemic area in Brazil using 149,648 single nucleotide…”
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A high throughput analysis of cytokines and chemokines expression during the course of Trypanosoma cruzi experimental oral infection by Rodrigues, Adele A., Notário, Ana Flávia O., Teixeira, Thaise L., Silva, Rebecca T.e, Quintal, Amanda P.N., Alves, Rosiane N., Brígido, Paula C., Siqueira, Carla S., Martins, Flávia A., Machado, Fabrício C., Clemente, Tatiana M., Silva, Aline A. da, Borges, Bruna C., Teixeira, Samuel C., Santos, Marlus A. dos, Silva, Claudio V. da

“…Host immune response against T. cruzi infection is an intricate phenomenon that depends on the parasite strain, on the infected organ and on the time point of…”
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Revealing the kinetics of Leishmania chagasi infection in the male genital system of hamsters by Quintal, Amanda P N, Borges, Bruna C, Brígido, Paula C, Silva, Rebecca T, Notário, Ana F, Santos, Marlus A, de Souza, Maria A, Nascimento, Fernanda G O, Mundim, Antônio V, Costa, Guilherme M J, Vasconcelos, André B, da Silva, Claudio V

“…Leishmaniasis causes alterations and lesions in the genital system, which leads to azoospermia and testicular atrophy in animals during the chronic phase of…”
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