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Genetic variability, phylogenetic evaluation and first global report of Theileria luwenshuni, T. buffeli, and T. ovis in sheepdogs in Iran.

Parasitology research - 1 May 2016

Gholami Shirzad, Laktarashi Bahram, Shiadeh Mehdi Mehralinejad, Spotin Adel

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Theileriosis, caused by tick-borne hematozoan organisms, is a protozoan disease of domestic and wild mammals. The most phylo-molecular explorations of genus Theileria have been globally focused on the livestock and here are few investigations about canine Theileriosis. Twenty three and 52 blood samples were collected from sheepdogs and their owners, respectively, at different geographical foci of Mazandaran...

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PMID: 26997339
DOI: 10.1007/s00436-016-5005-6

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