Publications by authors named "Kiarash Abbasian"
Coccidiosis is a highly significant disease in domestic animals due to its global distribution and economic impact. The occurrence of oxidative stress (OS) and the acute phase response (APR) play crucial roles in the development of coccidiosis, thereby contributing to the pathogenicity of coccidia. A range of triggers including parasitic infection, can induce the APR.
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- Piroplasmida are blood parasites like Babesia, Theileria, and Cytauxzoon that can harm mammals and are spread by ticks.
- Oxidative stress happens when there are too many harmful substances in the body that attack cells, especially red blood cells (RBCs) that carry oxygen and can get damaged easily.
- Studies show that these parasites cause oxidative stress in animals, leading to cell damage and diseases like anemia, and more research is needed to understand how to treat these conditions better.