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One Perkinsus species may hide another: characterization of Perkinsus species present in clam production areas of France.

Parasitology - 1 Nov 2012

Arzul I, Chollet B, Michel J, Robert M, Garcia C, Joly J-P, François C, Miossec L

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Although clam populations in France are known to be infected with protozoans of the genus Perkinsus, no molecular characterization was previously performed on these parasites. Considering that several members of this genus have been associated with mortalities of molluscs worldwide, a study was u...

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PMID: 22894895
DOI: 10.1017/S0031182012001047

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