Ubiquitous parasite of humans and endothermic animals Toxoplasma gondii (type Apicomplexa), identified by Nicolle and Manceaux over 100 years ago, is still an object of numerous extensive studies bringing very interesting and often even surprising observations as that announced in the title [1].
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