Proteoma del estómago de meccus pallidipennis (reduviidae, triatominae) asociado a la infección por trypanosoma cruzi

Abstract

Meccus pallidipennis (Reduviidae, Triatominae) is a strict hematophagous, vectors of the Chagas disease parasite Trypanosoma cruzi and public health problem in Latin America. Triatomine bugs digestive system is divided in anterior midgut (stomach), posterior midgut and the rectum sections essential for the life cycle of the parasite. In the stomach, blood trypomastigote differentiates into epimastigote, and parasites are exposed to the immune system and metabolism components of the insect, however, information about the molecular mechanisms associated with the interaction of T