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Immune Responses After Human Subject Challenge With Sand Fly Bites
Sand flies can carry the infection leishmaniasis (a parasite). The purpose of this study is to evaluate the human immune response to uninfected laboratory raised sand fly bites and select from the immune response to sand fly saliva, possible substances to use for a future vaccine to protect against the parasite leishmaniasis.
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