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babesia

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ba·be·sia  (b-bzh)
n.
A genus of parasitic sporozoans of the family Babesiidae that infect the red blood cells of humans and of animals such as dogs, cattle, and sheep. Also called piroplasm.
[New Latin Babesia, genus name, after Victor Babe (1854-1926), Romanian bacteriologist.]
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Further, he notes that coinfection with organisms such as Bartonella, Ehrlichia, and Babesia is nearly always missed due to a failure of suitable lab diagnostics.
Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PhD by Collin, Jonathan / Townsend Letter
For the study, pregnant female mice were housed next to males infected with Babesia microti, which is a mild blood parasite causing few symptoms, but some anaemia.
Offsprings inherit disease clues from mums by Asian News International
Babesia microti ve Babesia divergens gibi diger turler neden olur.
Biological features of ticks, tick borne diseases and epidemiological ... by Tanir, Gonul; Ozgelen, Sebnem; Tuygun, Nilden / Journal of Pediatric Infection
 
 
 
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