Theileriosis is a lymphoproliferative tick-borne disease of cattle and other wild ruminants,
caused by infection with a protozoan, Theileria parva. The disease is prevalent in cattle …

Abstract The African buffalo (Syncerus caffer) is host for many pathogens known to cause
economically important diseases and is often considered an important reservoir for livestock …

Many studies have been done on Theileria and Babesia in livestock, wildlife and humans as
separate hosts. However, there is very little information on the genetic diversity of these …

Anaplasmosis is a cosmopolitan tick-borne disease of great importance in tropical and
subtropical regions of sub-Saharan Africa and is caused by Anapalsma haemoparasites …

Endemic stability, a state in which clinical disease is rare in spite of a high incidence of
infection within a population is a common phenomenon for tick-borne diseases such as …

English: Buffalo-adapted Theileria parva causes Corridor disease in cattle. Strict control
measures therefore apply to the movement of buffalo in South Africa and include mandatory …

I take this opportunity to thank my supervisors Dr. Joseph Makumi, Dr. Steven Runo and Dr.
Francis Gakuya for their advice, encouragement, and contribution to this work. They have …

In South Africa, the diagnosis of Theileria parva in cattle and buffalo has been complicated
by the presence of mildly pathogenic and non-pathogenic Theileria spp. This can lead to …

Theileria parva, T. sp. (buffalo) and T. sp. (bougasvlei) 18S variants × Close The Infona portal
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