Immunosuppression by Babesia bovis against its tick vector, Boophilus microplus
INFECTION with protozoan parasites may interfere with the immune response to a variety of agents including bacteria 1 , other protozoans 2–5 and helminths 6–8 . In two recent studies of immunosuppression by a rodent piroplasm 8,9 , the likely, veterinary importance of the effect was suggested. We ha...
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| description | INFECTION with protozoan parasites may interfere with the immune response to a variety of agents including bacteria
1
, other protozoans
2–5
and helminths
6–8
. In two recent studies of immunosuppression by a rodent piroplasm
8,9
, the likely, veterinary importance of the effect was suggested. We have now verified this possibility by showing that
Babesia bovis
, a pathogenic piroplasm of cattle causes immunosuppression against its natural tick vector,
Boophilus microplus
. The observation seems to be the first of immunosuppression caused by a protozoan against a parasitic arthropod. |
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8,9
, the likely, veterinary importance of the effect was suggested. We have now verified this possibility by showing that
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1
, other protozoans
2–5
and helminths
6–8
. In two recent studies of immunosuppression by a rodent piroplasm
8,9
, the likely, veterinary importance of the effect was suggested. We have now verified this possibility by showing that
Babesia bovis
, a pathogenic piroplasm of cattle causes immunosuppression against its natural tick vector,
Boophilus microplus
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