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High pathogenicity and strong immunogenicity of a Chinese isolate of Eimeria magna Pérard, 1925.

Parasitology international - 1 Jun 2017

Tao Geru, Wang Yunzhou, Li Chao, Gu Xiaolong, Cui Ping, Fang Sufang, Suo Xun, Liu Xianyong

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Coccidia infection of rabbits with one or several species of parasites of the genus Eimeria causes coccidiosis, a disease leading to huge economic losses in the rabbit industry. Eimeria magna, one of the causal agents of rabbit coccidiosis, was characterized as mildly pathogenic and moderately immunogenic in previous studies. In this study, we identified a Chinese isolate of E. magna by testing its biological...

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PMID: 28132801
DOI: 10.1016/j.parint.2017.01.014

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