Short-course, oral flubendazole does not mediate significant efficacy against <i>Onchocerca</i> adult male worms or <i>Brugia</i> microfilariae in murine infection models - Fig 1
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Publication date
January 2019
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Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
O. ochengi male worm burdens 5 weeks following indicated treatments for experiments (A) and (B). Bars are median recovered numbers per group. Treatment with s.c. injected FBZ 10mg/kg qd 5x mediated a significant reduction in the retrieval of viable O. ochengi worms (Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA = 15.45, Dunn’s tests untreated vs FBZ 10mg/kg qd 5x P<0.05*).</p
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