The increasing distribution and prevalence of fasciolosis in both human and livestock are
concerning. Here, we examine the various types of factors influencing fasciolosis …

In order to ensure global food security a rationale approach is required to control all those
factors which directly or indirectly affect the food productivity. The neglected helminthic …

Fasciolosis is a neglected tropical disease caused by the liver fluke Fasciola gigantica. The
absence of successful vaccine and emerging resistance in flukes against the drug of choice …

The digenetic trematode Fasciola gigantica is a parasite of great agricultural and economic
importance. Along with Fasciola hepatica, F. gigantica incurs huge economic losses to the …

Fine tuning of the metabolic, physiological and immunological cues along with interplay
between the biomolecules of the host and the parasite could be responsible for the …

Parasitic infections may cause damage to the host immune system (ie fish), thereby
endangering its health and weakening its responses to other types of stressors. Therefore …

Ectoparasites Dactylogyrus spp. mainly infest fish gills and severely damage the host's gill
tissues. Correspondingly, the explanation of the interaction of fish with Dactylogyrus spp …

Parasites cause numerous health issues in humans, eventually leading to significant social
and economic damage; however, the mechanisms of parasite-mediated pathogenesis are …

The control of the digenetic trematode Fasciola gigantica has been the major challenge in
both cattle and small ruminants as there is a paucity of an effective and commercial vaccine …

Some parasites cause a genotoxic effect and induce micronuclei in cells of their rodent
hosts. The rodents are frequently used for assessment of environmental pollution; therefore …