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Whole genome sequencing of dog specific assemblages C and D of <i>Giardia duodenalis</i> from single and pooled cysts indicates host associated genes

2019-05-22

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Giardia duodenalis (Syn. G. intestinalis or G. lamblia ) infects over 280 million people each year and numerous animals. G. duodenalis can be subdivided into 8 assemblages with different host specificity. Unculturable assemblages have so far resisted genome sequencing efforts. In this study we isolated single and pooled cysts of assemblage C and D from dog faeces by FACS and sequenced them using multiple displa...

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133cc1f6-60da-5a98-a0a9-dbb9e60a1051
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10.1101/645119
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