Oct 2026· Acta Parasitologica· Vol 71· 0 citations· 41 references
Medicine
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Although overall PCR positivity was low, the findings provide baseline data for piroplasm surveillance and support further characterization using higher-resolution molecular markers.
Ticks collected from horses had the highest infection rates and greatest diversity of pathogens, while T. orientalis was the most common pathogen and T. ovis was exclusively found in ticks collected from sheep.
H. Kim, Jiye Seo, J. Park et al.· Pathogens· 0 citations
Spotted fever group (SFG) Rickettsia spp. are emerging zoonotic pathogens transmitted by ixodid and argasid ticks. Despite the recognized importance of ticks as vectors in Central Asia, data on the prevalence and genetic diversity of SFG Rickettsia in Uzbekistan remain scarce. This study aimed to determine minimum infe...
A. Mirzaeva, F. Akramova, E. Musabaev et al.· Ticks and Tick-borne Disease...· 0 citations
Findings highlight regional variation in Rickettsia prevalence and diversity and support the need for continued tick-borne disease surveillance in Georgia.
N. Berishvili, D. Chakhunashvili, S. Tsanava et al.· Parasitologia· 0 citations
The first molecular evidence of Ehrlichia in H. dromedarii ticks in the UAE is provided and a Theileria isolate closely related to T. parva is identified, providing the first molecular evidence of this genus in H. dromedarii from the UAE.
Mohamad Taha Al Masri, Amgd Sayed Ali, Sabir Bin Muzaffar et al.· Veterinary World· 0 citations
Ehrlichia is a genus of Gram-negative, obligate intracellular bacteria that causes ehrlichiosis in a wide range of domestic and wild animals and is primarily transmitted by ticks. Although Ehrlichia species have been reported in numerous vertebrate hosts, their occurrence in bats remains poorly understood. Thailand, lo...