V. H. Jarquin-Diaz

The paper examines the relationship between resistance and tolerance in mice infected with two Eimeria species, finding a negative correlation for one species and no correlation for the other.

The paper develops methods to detect and quantify Eimeria species in house mice, finding higher prevalence of E. falciformis and E. ferrisi in dense populations.

The paper investigates whether molecular markers like COI and 18S accurately classify Eimeria species in rodents, finding insufficient resolution and suggesting the need for multilocus genotyping.

The study finds reduced parasite intensity in hybrid mice compared to parental subspecies for Eimeria and pinworms, but no evidence of lower infection probability or health impacts.

This study compares a laboratory isolate of Eimeria falciformis with two wild-derived isolates, finding differences in lifecycle progression, pathogenicity, and host immune responses.