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Advances on animal model with Cryptosporidium and treatment for cryptosporidiosis

Zheng Jiao-mei

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Cryptosporidia are intracellular extracytoplasmatic protozoan with a monoxenous life cycle. They cause a pronounced diarrheal disease and may be life-threatening to human and animal resulting considerable economic losses in livestock. The establishment of model with Cryptosporidium can help to find effective measures for treatment and control of cryptosporidiosis.

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Cryptosporidia are intracellular extracytoplasmatic protozoan with a monoxenous life cycle. They cause a pronounced diarrheal disease and may be life-threatening to human and animal resulting considerable economic losses in livestock. The establishment of model with Cryptosporidium can help to find effective measures for treatment and control of cryptosporidiosis.

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Cryptosporidia are intracellular extracytoplasmatic protozoan with a monoxenous life cycle. They cause a pronounced diarrheal disease and may be life-threatening to human and animal resulting considerable economic losses in livestock. The establishment of model with Cryptosporidium can help to find effective measures for treatment and control of cryptosporidiosis.

Key concepts: Cryptosporidium, Diarrheal disease, Livestock, Cryptosporidium parvum, Diarrhea, Biology, Virology, Medicine

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