Jürgen Krücken

This study shows that large population size accelerates ivermectin resistance in C. elegans, with unexpected cross-resistance to emodepside and sexual recombination playing a role.

This study uses a population genetic model to show that androdioecious C. elegans populations adapt rapidly to drug selection and exhibit high genetic diversity.

The paper investigates the evolutionary history of Wolbachia symbiosis in filarial nematodes by analyzing nuclear Wolbachia transfers and genome sequences, revealing complex patterns of cospeciation, loss, and replacement.

The paper assesses anthelmintic resistance in cattle nematodes, finding widespread resistance to both benzimidazoles and macrocyclic lactones and highlighting the need for sustainable treatment strategies.

This study uses COI metabarcoding to analyze strongyle communities in treated and untreated equines, finding that deworming treatments influence species composition but not diversity, with Strongylus spp. more prevalent in untreated groups.

This study uses two-photon NAD(P)H-FLIM to show that artemisinin derivatives do not affect the metabolism of Ascaris suum larvae but alter macrophage metabolism, suggesting indirect effects on helminth infection.

This study evaluates ivermectin efficacy against gastrointestinal nematodes in sheep and goats in South Darfur, Sudan, identifying high resistance in field and experimental trials.