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Genotypic characterisation of Giardia from domestic dogs in the USA
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Genotypic characterisation of Giardia from domestic dogs in the USA

C. Covacin, D.P. Aucoin, A. Elliot and R.C.A. Thompson
Veterinary Parasitology, Vol.177(1-2), pp.28-32
2011
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Abstract

The first large-scale urban survey of Giardia infections in dogs was undertaken in the USA. It involved several locations in the Western United States with Giardia isolates from microscopy-positive samples characterised by multi-locus PCR and sequencing. A high prevalence of Giardia was confirmed in asymptomatic domestic dogs, and for the first time, provides evidence that zoonotic assemblages/subgroups of Giardia occur frequently in domestic dogs living in urban environments, and more frequently than the dog specific assemblages.

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