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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Host-parasite relationship"”.
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Host-Parasite Relationship as It Affects the Epizootiology of Bovine Infectious Keratoconjunctivitis
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Inoculation, Life Cycle and Host-Parasite Relationship of Septoria Tritici, Rob., on Triticum Species
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The ecology of a host-parasite relationship: haemogregarines and the eastern water skink, Eulamprus quoyii
… theoretical insights into its possible roles in host evolution, population biology and ecology. However, knowledge of how hosts and parasites interact in natural systems remains limited, and there is a critical need for further research. Therefore, this thesis examines the ecology and …
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Characterisation of the Fasciola hepatica miRNome and an evaluation of its role in the host-parasite relationship
… is recognised as one of the most successful parasites worldwide due to its remarkable capacity to infect every mammal it encounters. For this reason, liver fluke disease, or fasciolosis, has the widest geographical spread of any parasite disease and contributes to significant animal loss, …
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A light and electron microscope investigation of the host-parasite relationship in the brains of mice with congenital toxoplasmosis.
… by a layer of neurofibrillae enclosed within the host cell membranes. Immunohistochemical staining confirmed that this layer contained neurofilament protein. Interior to this layer was a much convoluted parasitophorous vacuole membrane; exterior was the host cell membrane. In most cases, synaptic …
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Arthropod-borne infections in the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia
… the role of wildlife species as reservoir hosts for such infections. In some countries, such as Saudi Arabia, few studies have taken place whist in other regions individual species may have been neglected, such as red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) in the United Kingdom (UK).To address this paucity …
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CRABS & ‘CROBES: THE TRIPARTITE RELATIONSHIP OF A HOST, PARASITE, AND THEIR RESPECTIVE MICROBIOMES
… Yet, while studies have investigated host-parasites and microbiomes separately, how the two systems interact and influence each other has only begun to be explored. This relationship among hosts, parasites, and microbial communities changes the dynamic of host-parasite evolution from a …
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Norway lobster and Hematodinium sp. in the Clyde, modelling the population dynamics of a commercially important host-parasite system
… dinoflagellate species (Hematodinium sp.).This parasite causes drastic changes in the organs, tissues and haemolymph of infected individuals and is ultimately fatal. The overall meat quality of infected animals is also significantly reduced which leads to a drop in commercial value. …
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Spironucleus Vortens of the Freshwater Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare): Growth Requirements, Chemotherapeutants, Pathogenesis and Immunity
… suggests a potentially important role of these parasites in the fish culture industry. Though the majority of hexamitids are not known to cause disease in their vertebrate host, those that have been documented as associated with disease are still in need of further investigation into their …
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Characterisation of the anti-inflammatory potential of ES-62 in autoimmune disease
… in gross inflammatory pathology of the infected host. However, more commonly, the host remains relatively asymptomatic, exhibiting a somewhat suppressed, non-inflammatory immune response to the parasite, permitting the longevity of infection commonly seen with many helminth infections. In …