ArticleIranian journal of veterinary research2021
Molecular characterization and histo-physiological alterations induced by concurrent helminthosis in the liver of urban commensal rodents in Punjab, India.
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Abstract
backgroundRodents harbour a number of parasites of public health importance, thus, they threaten human health and livestock.
aimsThe present study aimed to characterize two helminthic species found in commensal rodents and record histo-physiological alterations induced by them.
methodsA total of 300 synanthropic rodents of three species:
resultsLiver of two species
conclusionThe study highlights an alarmingly high infection of rodents with zoonotic parasites and suggests immediate pest (rodent) control to check the dissemination of zoonotic diseases by helminth species under study.
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