Research Articles
Beyond the Single Solution: How an Antimalarial Drug Could Revolutionize Schistosomiasis Treatment
Exploring artemether's potential as a complementary treatment for schistosomiasis, targeting juvenile parasites and reducing liver pathology.
Unseen Warfare: How a Pig Parasite Disarms the Body's First Responders
Discover how Cysticercus cellulosae parasites suppress pig neutrophil immune responses through sophisticated molecular warfare.
The Uninvited Guest: A Tapeworm's Journey from Steak to Stool
Explore the fascinating and unsettling life cycle of the beef tapeworm, Taenia saginata, through a real medical case study.
The Hidden World of Turgida turgida: How Electron Microscopy Reveals Nature's Intricate Parasites
Explore the fascinating world of Turgida turgida through scanning electron microscopy, revealing intricate parasitic adaptations and biological structures.
The 'Revolutum' Group of Echinostoma: Untangling a Wormy Puzzle
Discover how molecular genetics is revealing hidden diversity in the 'revolutum' group of Echinostoma flatworms, revolutionizing parasitology and public health.
The Secret Transformation: How a Tapeworm Larva Changes Hosts to Survive
Explore the fascinating larval development of Hymenolepis stylosa tapeworms and their remarkable adaptations for survival across multiple host species.
A Better Breakfast for a Dangerous Parasite: Cooking Up New Ways to Fight Leishmaniasis
Discover how new culture media are revolutionizing Leishmania parasite research and diagnosis through improved growth and isolation techniques.
The Hidden Clue in Sheep Droppings: Unraveling a Lungworm Mystery
Discover how scientists learned to count lungworm parasites in sheep using fecal larval counts instead of invasive procedures.
A Recipe for a Parasite: Crafting a New Lab Home for a Nasty Bug
Discover how a new experimental culture medium revolutionizes Leishmania research by enabling continuous growth and differentiation of infective parasite forms.
The Parasite's Secret Weapon: How Schistosoma mansoni Uses Molecular Scissors to Survive Inside Us
Discover how Schistosoma mansoni uses MJD and OTU deubiquitinating enzymes to manipulate host cells and evade immune detection, offering potential new therapeutic targets.