Colpodella species are free-living protists phylogenetically related to apicomplexans.
Colpodella sp. have been detected in human and animal tissues, as well as in ticks and …

In Egypt, tick-borne diseases pose a significant threat to human and animal health, and the
threat to dromedaries (Camelus dromedarius), the country's dominant camelid species, is of …

Abstract Recent surveys in Southeast Asia, including Cambodia, have identified canine
vector‐borne pathogens (VBPs), including those with zoonotic potential, as highly prevalent …

Colpodella sp.(ATCC 50594) is a free-living biflagellate predator closely related to
pathogenic Apicomplexa such as Plasmodium, Cryptosporidium and Toxoplasma gondii …

Colpodella species, which mainly feed on protists and algae, are free-living close relatives
of apicomplexans. Recent reports have identified Colpodella sp. infections in an …

Colpodella species are free living bi-flagellated protists that prey on algae and bodonids in a
process known as myzocytosis. Colpodella species are phylogenetically related to …

Free-living relatives of the Apicomplexa such as Colpodella species, Alphamonas species,
and Voromonas pontica are predators that prey on ciliate, bodonid, and algal prey using the …

Colpodella spp. are free-living flagellates closely related to the apicomplexans. Human
infections by Colpodella sp. have been reported. A biflagellated trophozoite and cyst stage …

Colpodella species are free-living opportunistic pathogens that cause human and animal
infections and use ticks and flies as vectors. Trophozoite and cyst stages of Colpodella …

The colpodellids consist of free-living predatory protists phylogenetically related to
pathogenic Apicomplexan parasites such as Plasmodium species, Cryptosporidium sp. and …