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Seeing the Whole Elephant: Imaging Flow Cytometry Reveals Extensive Morphological Diversity within Blastocystis Isolates.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2015

Yason John Anthony, Tan Kevin Shyong Wei

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Blastocystis is a common protist isolated in humans and many animals. The parasite is a species complex composed of 19 subtypes, 9 of which have been found in humans. There are biological and molecular differences between Blastocystis subtypes although microscopy alone is unable to distinguish between these subtypes. Blastocystis isolates also display various morphological forms. Several of these forms, however,...

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PMID: 26618361
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0143974
PMCID: PMC4664278

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