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Advancing research on Blastocystis through a One Health approach

12 Jul 2024

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Blastocystis is the most prevalent intestinal eukaryotic microorganism with significant impacts on both human and animal health. Despite extensive research, its pathogenicity remains controversial. The COST Action CA21105, " Blastocystis under One Health" (OneHealthBlastocystis), aims to bridge gaps in our understanding by fostering a multidisciplinary network. This initiative focuses on developing standardised...

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PMID: 39100073
DOI: 10.12688/openreseurope.18046.1

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