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Theileria is a
genus of
parasites that
belongs to the
phylum Apicomplexa, and is
closely related to Plasmodium. Two
Theileria species, T.
annulata and...
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Theileria parva is a
species of parasites,
named in
honour of
Arnold Theiler, that
causes East
Coast fever (theileriosis) in cattle, a
costly disease...
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examples include the
Plasmodium spp.
which cause malaria in
humans and
Theileria which causes theileriosis in cattle. A
large number of
species are known...
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order Piroplasmida and the
family Theileriidae. C.
felis is
related to
Theileria spp. of
African ungulates. It is not a bacterium, not a virus, and not...
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Western parts of
India and China. It is a tick-borne disease,
caused by
Theileria annulata. The
vectors are
ticks of the
genera Hyalomma and Rhipicephalus...
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eukaryotic parasite in the
order Piroplasmida,
typically a
Babesia or
Theileria, in the
phylum Apicomplexa.
Human babesiosis transmission via tick bite...
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across to China.
Theileria parva is the
causative microbe of East
Coast fever of
cattle in Eastern, Central, and
Southern Africa.
Theileria species infect...
- many names,
including Nuttallia, and was
renamed from
Babesia microti to
Theileria microti based on
evidence from 2006. Its
genetic sequence,
published in...
- microti,
until ribosomal RNA
comparisons placed it in the
sister genus Theileria. As of 2012[update], the
medical community still classified the parasite...
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occurs in the tick gut). They
include the tick
parasites Babesia and
Theileria. They are
minute rounded or
pyriform parasites found within erythrocytes...
