Babesia microti was firstly detected and identified in brown country rats (Rattus losea,
Swinhoe) captured from the offshore Kinmen Island of Taiwan. The prevalence of Babesia …

In June 2012, 15 rodents captured in Miyun district of Beijing were detected for the infection
of Babesia parasites. Thin blood smears were prepared with Giemsa's stain for determining …

Field rodent surveys for Babesia infection were performed from 2002 to 2005 in the vicinities
of human babesiosis occurrences in Taiwan and mainland China. Babesia microti was …

Human babesiosis in the United States is caused most commonly by the intraerythrocytic
protozoan parasite, Babesia microti. Although a few reports have described evidence of …

Babesiosis has attracted attention as a zoonotic disease. The disease is caused in
immunocompetent individuals almost solely by Babesia microti, a rodent babesia. Most …

Babesiosis is an emerging tick-transmitted zoonosis prevalent in large parts of the world.
This study was designed to determine the rates of Babesia microti infection among small …

The first case of human babesiosis was reported in Japan. The epidemiology of this disease
in Japanese nature remains unclear. In this study, 97 common field mice captured in …

Babesia microti-like parasites have been reported to infect captive non-human primates
(NHPs). However, studies on the prevalence of Babesia spp. in free-ranging NHPs are …

Babesiosis caused by Babesia microti parasite is an emerging tick borne zoonotic disease
that was confirmed recently in China. To understand the epidemiology characteristics of this …

Babesia microti is a tick-transmitted zoonotic hemoprotozoan parasite. In the present study,
we investigated B. microti infection in questing ticks in Mongolia. A total of 219 questing ticks …