High infection rates of Triatoma dimidiata are associated with low levels of Trypanosoma cruzi seroprevalence in Pedro Carbo, Ecuador. Use of a tc24 gene-based PCR approach
Parasite, 12 1 (2005) 65-68
Published online: 2005-03-15
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