Gross and histopathologic lesions of Toxoplasma gondii COUG strain-infected sea otters with steatitis.

(a-b) In five of the newly identified cases of southern sea otters infected with the COUG strain of T. gondii (Cases 5–9), grossly apparent steatitis was present characterized by red-yellow discoloration and a multinodular appearance of subcutaneous (Case 7) and internal...

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1. Verfasser:	Devinn M. Sinnott (14827594) (author)
Weitere Verfasser:	Melissa Miller (3970334) (author), David Arranz-Solís (3555875) (author), Felipe Rodriguez (4535035) (author), Jeroen P. J. Saeij (8060069) (author), Francesca Batac (17881361) (author), Katherine Greenwald (10875624) (author), Colleen Young (9661766) (author), Michael D. Harris (6246659) (author), Mary Gomes (22226765) (author), Karen Shapiro (499240) (author)
Veröffentlicht:	2025
Schlagworte:	Microbiology Immunology Developmental Biology Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified vitamin e deficiency since initial reporting recent report utilizing div >< p >): new insight derived parasite isolate microscopically apparent steatitis rare coug strain toxoplasma gondii </ recently discovered parasite potential contributory role infecting narnavirus (< apocryptovirus odysseus </ >- associated meningoencephalitis southern sea otters fatal coug strain coug strain infections coug strain odysseus </ gondii </ sea otters zoonotic parasite widespread steatitis systemic steatitis sea otter type x type ii specific diagnosis recently detected reactivity profiles premortem serodiagnosis potential contribution parasite serotyping may allow human hosts food sources first time fatal infections environmental sources emerging threat distinguished serologically contributing factors additional studies
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Gross and histopathologic lesions of <i>Toxoplasma gondii</i> COUG strain-infected sea otters with steatitis.

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