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Genetic and seasonal variations of Trypanosoma theileri and the association of Trypanosoma theileri infection with dairy cattle productivity in Northern Japan.

Parasitology international - 1 Feb 2022

Suganuma Keisuke, Kayano Mitsunori, Kida Katsuya, Gröhn Yrjö T, Miura Ryotaro, Ohari Yuma, Mizushima Daiki, Inoue Noboru

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Trypanosoma theileri is considered a non- or low-pathogenic trypanosome that generally causes latent infection in apparently healthy cattle; however, T. theileri propagates in the bloodstream and may cause clinical disease in pregnant animals or co-infection with bovine leukemia virus or Theileria orientalis. In the current study, a monthly survey of T. theileri infection over one year was carried out in a...

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PMID: 34610467
DOI: 10.1016/j.parint.2021.102476

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