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Exploring the Biology and Evolution of , and Its Role in the Microbiome, is extremely genetically diverse with 17 distinct genetic subtypes found in birds and mammals. Although . presence has been linked to intestinal disorders, its pathogenicity still remains controversial due to its high prevalence in asymptomatic carriers. . can withstand fluctuations of oxygen in th

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Advances in the Study of , spp. in Mexico: Prevalence, Genetic Diversity, Clinical Association and clear. Subtype 3 is the most frequently reported subtype in different populations, with a high haplotype diversity. The recent diversity of this protist may be related to the migration of the human population. The ST3 haplotype network shows that haplotype 1 is ancestor from which the other haplotyp

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Infection in Bangladesh Children,d infants. We hypothesized that genetic variants may be responsible for the differences in pathogen phenotypes. Resequencing thirty-two Bangladesh . isolates identified both polymorphic regions and evidence of frequent genetic recombination. This increased the genetic diversity of the parasites. Add

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Contribution of Host Immunity to the Development of ,-Induced Liver Abscess,pted that pathogenicity factors of the parasite contribute to tissue damage. However, epidemiological studies as well as data that evolve from respective murine models suggest a contribution of host factors as well. Independent from the infection rates, men have a higher risk to develop ALA compared

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Oxidative Stress and Heat Stress in Experimental Amoebic Liver Abscess,llness leads to one hundred thousand deaths per year worldwide, affecting mainly underdeveloped countries in areas with poor sanitary conditions. Throughout its life cycle or during the invasion of human tissues, the parasite is constantly subjected to stress conditions. In in vitro culture, this mi

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Role of Extracellular Traps Promoted by Intestinal Parasites. Relationship with Virulence, histones, granule enzymes and antimicrobial peptides. This mechanism of innate immunity has been linked to cell defense against different pathogens. In case of bacteria, NETosis has been directly associated with virulence, suggesting that its formation could depend on the pathogen’s ability to caus