| prevalence, genetic diversity and implications for public health of enterocytozoon bieneusi in various rodents from hainan province, china. | rodents, globally overpopulated, are an important source for zoonotic disease transmission to humans, including enterocytozoon bieneusi (one of the most prevalent zoonotic pathogens). here, we studied the prevalence and performed genetic analyses of e. bieneusi in rodents from the hainan province of china. | 2020 | 32878633 |
| [structural characteristics of certain rodents spines (rodentia: myomorpha, hystricomorpha)]. | the architectonics of spines and hair was studied in neacomys spinosus, arvicanthis somalicus, leopoldamys sabanus, l. edwardsi, maxomys moi, m. surifer, niviventer fulvescens, n. confucianus, n. cremoriventer, acomys cahirinus, a. somalica, hystrix indica, h. cristata, atherurus macrourus, erethizon dorsatum, proechimys steerei, and lonchotrix emiliae. the presence of a dorsal longitudinal furrow covered by a modified cuticle is a common structural feature of spines in all studied species excep ... | 2016 | 11525125 |
| peritoneal inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor in a brush-tailed porcupine (atherurus macrourus). | an 8-yr-old, male brush-tailed porcupine (atherurus macrourus) presented for necropsy examination in good nutritional status. it had received treatment for strongylus spp. infection 1 yr earlier, and it had a short episode of diarrhea 2 days before death. postmortem examination revealed disseminated, variably discrete, soft to firm, white-gray nodules over the omentum, mesentery, intestinal serosa, and at the liver surface. histologically, these tumors were mainly arranged as proliferating spind ... | 2005 | 17323585 |