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"Parasite Infections: From Experimental Models to Natural Systems"
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Project Area C: Organismic Level
Project Area C: Organismic Level
C1 Apicomplexan parasite load and immune responses in the cheetah (Wachter)
C2 Infections of honey bees and bumblebees with Nosema ceranae, a deadly emerging parasite of bees (Genersch)
C3 Comparative analysis of intestinal innate immune responses from wild rodents upon infection: Challenging the T. gondii – lab mouse model (Seeber)
C4 Intrinsic and extrinsic determinants of helminth parasite infections of female hyenas (Hofer)
C5 Ecological interdependencies and bio/pathological consequences of equine multispecies nematode infection complexes (v. Samson-Himmelstjerna)
C6 Gene-for-gene interactions between anopheles mosquitoes and malaria parasites in Africa (Levashina)
C7 Impact of Ascaris-Plasmodium co-infection on antimalarial treatment outcome, re-infection and antimalarial drug resistance (Mockenhaupt)
C8 Resistance and tolerance of hybrid hosts against co-infections: the role of innate immune response and microbiome (Heitlinger)
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