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1. Bach BC, Leal DB, Jaques JA, et al. E-ADA activity in lymphocytes of an experimental model of pythiosis treated with immunotherapy. Cell Biochem Funct 2013;31:476–481.

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2. Bach BC, Leal DB, Ruchel JB, et al. Immunotherapy for pythiosis: effect on NTPDase activity in lymphocytes of an experimental model. Biomed Pharmacother 2010;64:718–722.

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3. Inez-Ferreira TM, Mendoza L, Vilela R, et al. A Leishmania murine model to evaluate the immunomodulatory properties of Pythium insidiosum proteins. Heliyon 2017;3:e00278.

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5. Weiblen C, Zanette RA, Ribeiro TC, et al. Intradermal injection of Pythium insidiosum protein antigens for improved diagnosis and treatment of pythiosis in an experimental model [published online ahead of print Sep 26, 2018]. Med Mycol doi: 10.1093/mmy/myy078.

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