Toxoplasma gondii molecular detection and phylogenetic analysis in hemodialysis patients from Khuzestan, Southwest Iran.
Saba Yarahmadi,
Jasem Saki,
Reza Arjmand
et al.
Abstract:Introduction:
A vast variety of diverse creatures, including humans, are infected by the obligate intracellular parasite known as Toxoplasma gondii. Studies have revealed that those with compromised immune systems, such as hemodialysis patients, are more vulnerable to toxoplasmosis infection, which can have catastrophic consequences for them.
Objective
This study's goals were to assess the frequency of T. gondii infection in haemodialysis patients in Southwest Iran and to conduct phylogenetic analysis of the… Show more
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