Transcriptomics reveal potential vaccine antigens and a drastic increase of upregulated genes during Theileria parva development from arthropod to bovine infective stages

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Tonui, T., Corredor-Moreno, P., Kanduma, E., Njuguna, J., Njahira, M.N., Nyanjom, S.G., Silva, J.C., Djikeng, A. and Pelle, R. 2018. Transcriptomics reveal potential vaccine antigens and a drastic increase of upregulated genes during Theileria parva development from arthropod to bovine infective stages. PLoS One 13(10):e0204047.

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