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Analysis of p67 allelic sequences reveals a subtype of allele type 1 unique to buffalo-derived <i>Theileria parva</i> parasites from southern Africa

2020-03-25

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East Coast fever (ECF) and Corridor disease (CD) caused by cattle- and buffalo-derived T. parva respectively are the most economically important tick-borne diseases of cattle in the affected African countries. The p67 gene has been evaluated as a recombinant subunit vaccine against East Coast fever (ECF), and for discrimination of T. parva parasites causing ECF and Corridor disease (CD). The p67 allele type 1 wa...

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10.1101/2020.03.25.007583
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