The effect of sera from cats infected with Brugia pahangi and subsequently treated with levamisole on the infectivity of third-stage larvae of B. pahangi
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The effect of sera from cats infected with Brugia pahangi and subsequently treated with levamisole on the infectivity of third-stage larvae of B. pahangi
Abstract
Cats were treated with levamisole and the infective (L3) stage of Brugia pahangi. Serum from infected cats was subsequently tested for its ability to infect jirds. Jirds autopsied at 33 days postmortem showed significant levels of parasitemia. This is contrary to reports of a previous study wherein serum from humans infected with B. malayi was found to induce cell adherence and death of the L3.
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