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Analysis of Complement Factor H gene polymorphisms and their association with clinical manifestations ofleptospirosis. External Web Site Icon
Lazara Elena Santiesteban-Lores, et al. Immunogenetics 2024 0 (1) 4
Development and validation of a simple machine learning tool to predict mortality in leptospirosis. External Web Site Icon
Gabriela Studart Galdino et al. Scientific reports 2023 13(1) 4506
Contributing role of TNF, IL-10, sTNFR1 and TNF gene polymorphisms in disease severity of leptospirosis. External Web Site Icon
Nisansala Thilini, et al. Medical microbiology and immunology 2021 0 (4) 211-219
Macrophage migration inhibitory factor gene promoter polymorphism (-173G/C SNP) determines host susceptibility and severity of leptospirosis. External Web Site Icon
Sumaiya Krishnamoorthi, et al. Microbial pathogenesis 2022 2 105445
A machine learning model of microscopic agglutination test for diagnosis of leptospirosis. External Web Site Icon
Oyamada Yuji et al. PloS one 2021 16(11) e0259907
Draft Genome Sequence of the First Pathogenic Leptospira Isolates from Ecuador. External Web Site Icon
Barragan Veronica et al. Genome announcements 2016 (3)
Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that affects humans and animals
Leptospirosis Risk in Outdoor Activities
Association of Toll-like receptor 2 Arg753Gln and Toll-like receptor 1 Ile602Ser single-nucleotide polymorphisms with leptospirosis in an Argentine population. External Web Site Icon
Cédola Maia, et al. Acta tropica 2015 6 73-80
Human leptospirosis: seroreactivity and genetic susceptibility in the population of São Miguel Island (Azores, Portugal). External Web Site Icon
Esteves Lisa M et al. PLoS ONE 2014 (9) e108534

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