Phlebotominae sandflies as the key link of Leishmania parasitic systems
Saf'janova, V.M.
Parassitologia 33(Suppl): 505-511
1991
ISSN/ISBN: 0048-2951 PMID: 1841252 Document Number: 376242
The role of phlebotomine sandflies in the life cycle of Leishmania spp. is discussed with particular reference to the influence of peritrophic membranes and the host preferences of sandflies.
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