Analysis of genetic diversity and population structure of .

is a tick-borne apicomplexan protozoan causing canine babesiosis. This parasite has diploid sexual reproduction in ticks, during which genetic exchanges can occur leading to increased genetic diversity, which is an important factor in adapting to environmental changes. Exploring the genetic variation of population can provide a foundation for understanding the patterns of disease transmission and developing babesiosis control strategies.

Correction: Yin et al. Molecular Detection of in Cats in China. 2022, , 3066.

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Molecular Detection of in Cats in China.

As there are few studies of spp. infection in cats in China, or anywhere in the world, the aim of this study was to explore the epidemic features of babesiosis in pet cats in China. In total, 429 blood samples were randomly collected in four different geographical regions.