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Intestinal growth and pathology of Giardia duodenalis assemblage subtype A(I), A(II), B and E in the gerbil model.

Parasitology - 1 Apr 2012

Bénéré E, Van Assche T, Van Ginneken C, Peulen O, Cos P, Maes L

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This study investigated the significance of the genetic differences between assemblages A, B and E on intestinal growth and virulence. Intestinal growth and virulence were studied in 2 laboratory (A(I): WB and B: GS/M-83-H7) and 6 field isolates of assemblage subtype A(I), A(II), B and E(III). Intestinal trophozoite burdens, body weight and faecal consistency were monitored until day 29 post-infection (p.i.),...

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PMID: 22216783
DOI: 10.1017/S0031182011002137

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