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New genotypes and factors associated with Cryptosporidium detection in mussels (Mytilus spp.) along the California coast.

International journal for parasitology - 1 Sept 2005

Miller W A, Miller M A, Gardner I A, Atwill E R, Harris M, Ames J, Jessup D, Melli A, Paradies D, Worcester K, Olin P, Barnes N, Conrad P A

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A 3 year study was conducted to evaluate mussels as bioindicators of faecal contamination in coastal ecosystems of California. Haemolymph samples from 4680 mussels (Mytilus spp.) were tested for Cryptosporidium genotypes using PCR amplification and DNA sequence analysis. Our hypotheses were that mussels collected from sites near livestock runoff or human sewage outflow would be more likely to contain the faecal...

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PMID: 15993883
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpara.2005.04.002

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