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First report of Ovipleistophora ovariae and O. diplostomuri in China provides new insights into the intraspecific genetic variation and extends their distribution.

Parasitology - 1 Mar 2022

Weng Meiqi, Xie Derong, Zhang Qianqian, Li Aihua, Zhang Jinyong

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Microsporidia of the genus Ovipleistophora are generally parasites of fishes and aquatic crustaceans. In the current study, Ovipleistophora diplostomuri and O. ovariae were firstly reported from Culter alburnus and Xenocypris argentea and Parabramis pekinensis, respectively. Both of them exclusively infected fish ovary and were morphologically, ultrastructurally and genetically characterized. Sporogony occurred...

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PMID: 35264262
DOI: 10.1017/S0031182021001852
PMCID: PMC11010532

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