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Epicellular Apicomplexans: Parasites “On the Way In”
Epicellular Apicomplexans: Parasites “On the Way In”
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Epicellular Apicomplexans: Parasites “On the Way In”

2015
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  Coccidians of poikilotherm hosts constitute basal lineages of the whole eucoccidian clade, or of its eimeriid or sarcocystid subclades, with piscine coccidians representing the most basal groups (Fig 1) [2,3,5-7]. Because of their early-branching position, these parasites of poikilotherms likely possess ancestral features, the scrutiny of which may help us better understand the evolution of Apicomplexa. [...]the apicomplexans exhibit a remarkable diversity in the strategies they use for acquisition of nutrients, invasion, and interaction with host cells.