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l-cysteine replaces microaerophilous culture conditions for the in vitro initiation of Theileria equi
Fifty-one blood samples of carrier horses from Theileria equi -endemic localities in South Africa were used for two different methods of in vitro culture initiation of T. equi parasites. Cultures were initiated either in a oxygen-reduced gas mixture or in a 5 % CO 2 -in-air atmosphere in combination...
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description | Fifty-one blood samples of carrier horses from
Theileria equi
-endemic localities in South Africa were used for two different methods of in vitro culture initiation of
T. equi
parasites. Cultures were initiated either in a oxygen-reduced gas mixture or in a 5 % CO
2
-in-air atmosphere in combination with
l
-cysteine-supplemented culture medium. Out of the 51 blood samples, 43 and 42 cultures, respectively, became culture positive. A possible explanation for this observation is proposed. |
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