Cryptosporidiosis in Clarias gariepinus fish: incidence and molecular aspect

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doi:10.21608/ejabf.2022.246473

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“…The most reliable traditional diagnostic method is still the routine staining of tissue scraping smears or Cryptosporidium spp. oocysts in faeces using acid-fast staining (Ghazy et al, 2015b;Saad-Alla et al, 2022). Effective strategies for detecting parasite antigen are enzyme immunoassays (EIA), yet there is a disagreement about how sensitive these immuno-detection techniques are (Hassanain et al, 2016).…”

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Cryptosporidium in Fish: Morphological Characterization, Prevalence and Molecular Epidemiology - A Review

Shaapan et al.

2023

Egypt. J. of Aquatic Biolo. and Fish.

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Humans, sheep, Cattle Small intestine 4.9  5.2 C. muris House Mouse Stomach 5.6  7.4 C. suis Pigs, Humans Small and large intestine 4.6  4.2 C. felis Cat, Humans, Cattle Small intestine 4.7 5 C. canis Dog, Humans Small intestine 4.7  4.9 C. meleagridis Turkey, humans Small intestine 5.2  4.6 C. galli Chicken Proventriculus 8.3  6.3 C. baileyi Poultry. Quails, Ducks Bursa, Cloaca, Trachea 6.2  4.6 C. bovis Cattle, Sheep Small intestine 4.94.6 C. andersoni Cattle, Camel Abomasum 7.45.6 C. wrairi Guinea pig Small intestine 5.44.6 C. serpentis Snake, Lizards Stomach 36  2.8

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