A new piroplasmid species infecting dogs: Morphological and molecular characterization and pathogeny of Babesia negevi n. sp.

Keyphrases

• Molecular Characterization 100%
• Babesia 100%
• Morphological Characterization 100%
• Piroplasmids 100%
• Pathogeny 100%
• 18S rRNA 20%
• Phylogenetic Analysis 20%
• Canine 20%
• Co-infection 20%
• Anemia 20%
• Genetic Characterization 20%
• Wild Animals 10%
• Israel 10%
• Cyclooxygenase-1 (COX-1) 10%
• Tick-borne Diseases 10%
• PCR Amplification 10%
• Piroplasm 10%
• Domestic Animals 10%
• Tick Species 10%
• Southern Israel 10%
• Phylogenetic Tree 10%
• Negev Desert 10%
• Thrombocytopenia 10%
• Life-limiting Conditions 10%
• Light Microscopy 10%
• Character Analysis 10%
• Borrelia Persica 10%
• Fever 10%
• Ornithodoros Tholozani 10%
• Blood Smear 10%
• Clinical Disease 10%
• Miller 10%
• Human Pathogens 10%
• Sensu Stricto 10%
• Human Animals 10%
• Icterus 10%
• Babesia Conradae 10%
• Babesiosis 10%
• Fatal Infection 10%
• Oxidase 10%
• Gene Sequencing 10%
• Sick Dogs 10%
• Merozoite 10%
• DNA Sequence Analysis 10%
• Undescribed Species 10%
• Argasid Ticks 10%
• Persica 10%
• Relapsing Fever Spirochetes 10%
• Babesia Duncani 10%
• Trophozoite 10%
• Maltese Cross 10%
• Tetrad 10%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Morphology 100%
• Babesia 100%
• Piroplasmida 100%
• Phylogeny 16%
• Coinfection 16%
• Cladistics 16%
• Light Microscopy 8%
• Protozoa 8%
• DNA Sequence 8%
• Phylogenetic Tree 8%
• Gene Sequence 8%
• New Species 8%
• Spirochaete 8%
• Borrelia 8%
• Human Pathogen 8%
• Babesiosis 8%
• Merozoite 8%
• Argasidae 8%
• Trophozoite 8%
• Ornithodoros 8%