Host-parasite interactions encompass the complex biological relationships between parasitic organisms and their hosts, including the molecular, immunological, and ecological mechanisms that govern infection, disease progression, and transmission. Research published in Parasite Research on this topic addresses multip…
Host-parasite interactions encompass the complex biological relationships between parasitic organisms and their hosts, including the molecular, immunological, and ecological mechanisms that govern infection, disease progression, and transmission. Research published in Parasite Research on this topic addresses multiple dimensions of these interactions across diverse host-parasite systems. Studies have examined proteomic profiles of parasites such as Perkinsus marinus in oysters to understand molecular mechanisms underlying infection. The journal has published investigations into host immune responses, including cytokine levels in pregnant women infected with Toxoplasma and the immunological dynamics of helminth infections in livestock. Research has also explored the epidemiology of parasitic diseases, documenting the persistence of filarial infections in endemic regions and assessing the prevalence of gastrointestinal parasites in different cattle breeds. Additionally, the journal features work on zoonotic transmission risks, such as the potential for domestic pigeons to harbor human-infective protozoan parasites, and therapeutic interventions, including evaluations of plant-derived compounds against parasites like Eimeria tenella and Heligmosomoides bakeri. These investigations contribute to understanding how parasites establish infections, how hosts respond immunologically, and how these interactions impact both animal and human health.
7 peer-reviewed articles, ranked by relevance. Each links to its DOI.
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