DNA-based quantification and counting of transmission stages provides different but complementary parasite load estimates: an example from rodent coccidia (Eimeria)

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RT @vhjarquind: Finally out and #OpenAccess🔓Together with an amazing team, we explored why #coccidian oocyst and DNA quantifications have c…

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Finally out and #OpenAccess🔓Together with an amazing team, we explored why #coccidian oocyst and DNA quantifications have complementary biological interpretations using #Eimeria #ferrisi from 🏠🐭. So proud of this! Check it out here 👇🏼

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RT @EHeitlinger: A "small paper" from my group, and the work I'm most proud of... with all those great people! This will be continued 😁 htt…

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A "small paper" from my group, and the work I'm most proud of... with all those great people! This will be continued 😁 https://t.co/q23kfbwDFf

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