“...The association of Lutz/Kato-Katz and Lutz/Bermann-Moraes (adapted techniques was used to improve...”
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“... of triatomines and its capacity to transmit Chagas infection; the risks of adaptation of wild triatomines...”
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“... are the normal sources of blood for triatomines, (ii) adaptation of wild triatomines to human dwellings due...”
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“... rates > 60%) is common, and focal adaptation of native triatomines to artificial structures has been...”
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“... rates > 60%) is common, and focal adaptation of native triatomines to artificial structures has been...”
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“... for agriculture and livestock rearing and adaptation of triatomines to domestic environments and to man...”
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“... hosts and wild vectors; b) the adaptation of reservoir hosts of T.cruzi and wild vectors to peripheral...”
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“... low parasitemia caused by a lack of adaptation of T. cruzi strains for man. This might also explain...”
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“... will perforce be driven into other areas, with tendency for triatomines to become adapted to alternative food...”
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“... zoonosis only in the last 200-300 years, as triatomines adapted to domestic environments. It is estimated...”
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“... and the treatment schedules for the clinical trials must be adapted according to the side effects. From these, other...”
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