Chronic exposure to arsenic in drinking water can lead to resistance to antimonial drugs in a mouse model of visceral leishmaniasis

Keyphrases

• Mouse Model 100%
• Antimonial Drugs 100%
• Chronic Exposure 100%
• Visceral Leishmaniasis 100%
• Pentostam 100%
• Arsenic in Drinking Water 100%
• Antimonial Resistance 66%
• Arsenic Contamination 66%
• India 33%
• Exposure Level 33%
• Leishmania Donovani 33%
• Human Liver 33%
• Leishmania 33%
• Sodium Stibogluconate 33%
• Antimony 33%
• Culture in Vitro 33%
• Peritoneal Macrophages 33%
• Liver Biopsy 33%
• Drug-resistant Parasites 33%
• Cross-resistance 33%
• Parasitic Diseases 33%
• Arsenic 33%
• Metalloids 33%
• Infected Mice 33%
• Drinking Water 33%
• Indian Subcontinent 33%
• Inappropriate Treatment 33%
• Meglumine Antimoniate 33%
• Environmentally Relevant 33%
• Arsenic Exposure 33%
• Parasite Resistance 33%
• Pentavalent 33%
• Glucantime 33%
• Bihar 33%
• Trivalent Arsenic 33%
• Arsenic Accumulation 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Antimonial 100%
• Long Term Exposure 100%
• Mouse Model 100%
• Visceral Leishmaniasis 100%
• Sodium Stibogluconate 80%
• Meglumine Antimonate 40%
• Leishmania donovani 20%
• Leishmania 20%
• Cross-Resistance 20%
• Parasitosis 20%
• Metalloid 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Long Term Exposure 100%
• Visceral Leishmaniasis 100%
• Sodium Stibogluconate 100%
• In Vitro 50%
• Meglumine Antimonate 50%
• Liver Biopsy 25%
• Leishmania 25%
• Leishmania donovani 25%
• Cross Resistance 25%
• Metalloid 25%
• Parasitic Disease 25%
• Peritoneal Macrophage 25%