Research Articles
Hidden Worlds: The Spiny Nematodes Parasitizing China's Catfish
Discover the fascinating world of Spinitectus nematodes - parasitic worms found in Chinese catfish, their unique biology, and the scientific methods used to study them.
The Social Network of Parasites: How a Tiny Molecule Guides Trypanosome Behavior
Discover how cyclic AMP regulates social behavior in African trypanosomes, controlling their coordinated group movements and transmission capabilities.
Hidden Invaders: The Battle Against Tapeworms in Egypt's Fish Farms
Investigating tapeworm infections in Egyptian fish farms and their connection to heavy metal contamination, with implications for aquaculture and public health.
The Silent Shrimp Slower: How a Tiny Parasite is Disrupting India's Seafood Treasure
Exploring the impact of Enterocytozoon hepatopenaei (EHP) on Pacific White shrimp farming in West Bengal, India - prevalence, diagnosis, and management strategies.
The Malaria Parasite's Hidden Helpers: How Hsp90 Co-Chaperones Offer New Hope for Treatment
Exploring how Plasmodium falciparum's unique Hsp90 co-chaperone network presents new opportunities for antimalarial drug development.
The Silent Invader: Tracking Entamoeba histolytica in Nineveh Province
An epidemiological study of Entamoeba histolytica in Nineveh Province, exploring prevalence patterns, risk factors, and molecular detection methods.
The Bacterial Buddies in Mosquitoes: A New Frontier in Malaria Control
Exploring how Asaia bacteria in mosquitoes could revolutionize malaria control strategies in sub-Saharan Africa.
The Hidden Battle: How a Common Parasite Rewires Its Host from Within
Discover how Eimeria falciformis, a microscopic parasite, systematically reprograms mouse intestinal cells for its survival and reproduction.
The Tiny Tenant: A Peek into the Hidden World of Pinworms in Our Schools
Exploring the fascinating science behind pinworm infections in elementary schools and the public health implications of this common childhood parasite.
The Clot Thickens: The Hidden Journey from a Bleeding Gum to a Broken Heart
Explore the fascinating science behind how common oral bacteria can travel to the heart and cause infective endocarditis, and why reducing bacteraemia doesn't always prevent heart infections.