نتایج جستجو برای: isospora

تعداد نتایج: 392  

Journal: :Parasitology 2011
Olga V Dolnik Benjamin J Metzger Maarten J J E Loonen

For Isospora (Protozoa: Eimeriidae) parasites of passerine birds, diurnal periodicity of oocyst output is a well-described phenomenon. From the temporal zone to the tropics, oocyst production is correlated with the light-dark cycle, peaking in the afternoon hours. However, nothing is known about the existence of diurnal periodicity of these parasites in the birds of High Arctic environments, un...

Journal: :jundishapur journal of microbiology 0
bahman khalili department of parasitology and mycology, faculty of medicine, shahre-kord, ir iran; department of parasitology and mycology, faculty of medicine, shahre-kord, ir iran.tel: +98-03813334691, fax: +98-03813334911 reza imani 2department of infectious diseases, hajar hospital, shahre-kord university of medical sciences, ir iran sanaz boostani department of parasitology and mycology, faculty of medicine, ir iran

background although the number of infectious diseases has sharply decreased in last few decades, parasitic diseases persist in developing countries. on the other hand, chronic psychiatric patients tend to have low self-control, poor personal hygiene, long term institutionalization and extremely low self-care should be monitored for parasitic diseases since psychosocial conditions can contribute...

Journal: :Revista medica de Chile 2006
Javier López Katia Abarca Patricio Paredes Elisa Inzunza

BACKGROUND There is an increasing importance of pet-transmitted infections, some of those are considered emerging infections. AIM To determine the species and frequency of intestinal parasites in pets with diarrhea (hemorrhagic gastroenteritis excluded). MATERIAL AND METHODS A descriptive retrospective study. Fecal samples from 972 dogs and 230 cats consulting in two veterinary practices in...

Journal: :Veterinary Pathology 1980

Journal: :Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine 1933

2017
Jessica Mitchell Michael A. Cant Emma I.K. Vitikainen Hazel J. Nichols

Preference for uninfected mates is presumed beneficial as it minimizes one's risk of contracting an infection and infecting one's offspring. In avian systems, visual ornaments are often used to indicate parasite burdens and facilitate mate choice. However, in mammals, olfactory cues have been proposed to act as a mechanism allowing potential mates to be discriminated by infection status. The ef...

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