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Genetic relationships between sheep, cattle and human Echinococcus infection in Tunisia.

Veterinary parasitology - 7 May 2004

Oudni M, M'rad S, Mekki M, Belguith M, Cabaret J, Pratlong F, Sayadi T, Nouri A, Mezhoud H, Babba H, Azaiez R

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Allozyme variation at seven polymorphic loci (GPI, EST, MDH, MPI, DIA, PEP, PGM) was studied to examine genetic variation within and between sheep, cattle and human populations of Echinococcus granulosus in Tunisia. A high degree of genetic similarity was shown between the cysts of the three host origins. Nevertheless, whereas, the ovine and human samples were highly similar, the cattle samples were slightly...

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PMID: 15110407
DOI: 10.1016/j.vetpar.2004.01.019

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