Avian coccidiosis caused by Eimeria inflicts high economic losses to the poultry industry.
Application of drugs and live vaccines presents particular challenges in pathogen resistance …

Avian coccidiosis caused by Eimeria leads to huge economic losses on the global poultry
industry. In this study, microneme adhesive repeat regions (MARR) bc1 of E. tenella …

The genome sequences of Eimeria tenella have been sequenced, but> 70% of these genes
are currently categorized as having an unknown function or annotated as conserved …

The five epidermal growth factor-like domains (EGF) of Eimeria tenella microneme protein 8
(EtMIC8)(EtMIC8-EGF) plays a vital role in host cell attachment and invasion. These …

Avian coccidian parasites exhibit a high degree of site specificity in different Eimeria
species. Although the underlying mechanism is unclear, an increasing body of evidence …

Chicken coccidiosis is caused by the apicomplexan parasite Eimeria spp. At present, drug
resistance of Eimeria is common because of the indiscriminate use of anticoccidial drugs …

Calcium-binding proteins (CaBPs) containing the specific calcium-binding motif (EF-hand)
play a crucial role in important physiological events such as secretion, storage and signal …

Microneme proteins play an important role in the adherence of apicomplexan parasites to
host cells during the invasion process. In this study, the microneme 2 protein from the …

Eimeria tenella microneme protein 1 (EtMIC-1) is highly conserved with TgMIC-2, which is
involved in parasite binding specifically to host cells. Little is known about the immune …

Eimeria tenella (E. tenella) is a highly pathogenic and prevalent species of Eimeria that
infects chickens, and it causes a considerable disease burden worldwide. The secreted …