Recent achievements and doors opened for coccidian parasite research and development through transcriptomics of enteric sexual stages
Abstract
The Coccidia is the largest group of parasites within the Apicomplexa, a phylum of unicellular, obligate parasites characterized by the possession of an apical complex of organelles and structures in the asexual stages of their life cycles, as well as by a sexual reproductive phase that occurs enterically in host animals. Coccidian sexual reproduction involves morphologically distinct microgametes and macrogametes that combine to form a diploid...
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Title
Recent achievements and doors opened for coccidian parasite research and development through transcriptomics of enteric sexual stages
Published Date
May 1, 2021
Volume
243
Pages
111373 - 111373
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