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  • 41. In vitro cultivation of a newly recognized Babesia sp. in dogs in North Carolina.
    Lehtinen LE, Birkenheuer AJ, Droleskey RE, Holman PJ.
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    Mahmoud MS, El-Ezz NT, Abdel-Shafy S, Nassar SA, El Namaky AH, Khalil WK, Knowles D, Kappmeyer L, Silva MG, Suarez CE.
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    Ben Musa N, Phillips RS.
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  • 51. Serological evidence for Babesia canis infection of horses and an endemic focus of B. caballi in Hungary.
    Hornok S, Edelhofer R, Földvári G, Joachim A, Farkas R.
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    Acici M, Umur S, Guvenc T, Arslan HH, Kurt M.
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  • 53. Prevalence of equine piroplasmosis in Central Mongolia.
    Avarzed A, De Waal DT, Igarashi I, Saito A, Oyamada T, Toyoda Y, Suzuki N.
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    Ikadai H, Kabamoto S, Xuan X, Igarashi I, Nagasawa H, Fujisaki K, Suzuki N, Mikami T.
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  • 60. Establishment of a continuous in vitro culture of Babesia duncani in human erythrocytes reveals unusually high tolerance to recommended therapies.
    Abraham A, Brasov I, Thekkiniath J, Kilian N, Lawres L, Gao R, DeBus K, He L, Yu X, Zhu G, Graham MM, Liu X, Molestina R, Ben Mamoun C.
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