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Theileria equi sensu lato genetic diversity and phylogeny: new insights from mitochondrion, apicoplast and nucleus multilocus gene analysis.

Ticks and tick-borne diseases - 1 May 2026

Mège Mickaël, Berquier Florian, Bonsergent Claire, Malandrin Laurence

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Equine piroplasmosis is a significant tick-borne disease with a global distribution. Among the two causative agents, Theileria equi has undergone numerous taxonomic reclassifications over time, reflecting advances in our understanding of its biology, molecular characteristics, and phylogenetic relationships. Formerly named Babesia equi, now classified in the Equus group apart from Babesia and Theileria species,...

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PMID: 42167054
DOI: 10.1016/j.ttbdis.2026.102656

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