1.

Bettencourt A,
2. Franca C,
3. Borges J
Bettencourt A, Franca C, Borges J: Un cas de piroplasmose bacilliforme chez le daim. Arq
Inst Bacteriol Cam Pestana 1:341349, 1907
Google Scholar

1. Chae J,
2. Lee J,
3. Kwon O,
4. Holman PJ,
5. Waghela SD,
6. Wagner GG
Chae J, Lee J, Kwon O, Holman PJ, Waghela SD, Wagner GG: Nucleotide sequence
heterogeneity in the small subunit ribosomal RNA gene variable (V4) region among and
within geographic isolates of Theileria from cattle, elk and white-tailed deer. Vet Parisitol
75:4152, 1998
CrossRefGoogle Scholar

1. Clark IA,
2. Hunt NH,
3. Cowden WB
Clark IA, Hunt NH, Cowden WB: Oxygen-derived free radicals in the pathogenesis of
parasitic disease. Adv Parasitol 25:144, 1986
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Conrad PA,
2. Waldrup KA
Conrad PA, Waldrup KA: Babesiosis and theileriosis in free-ranging and captive
artiodactylids. In: Zoo and Wild Animal Medicine, Current Therapy 3, ed. Fowler ME, pp
506511, WB Saunders, Philadelphia, PA 1993

Google Scholar

1. Dalgleish RJ,
2. Dimmock CK,
3. Hill MWM,
4. Mellors LT
Dalgleish RJ, Dimmock CK, Hill MWM, Mellors LT: Babesia argentina: disseminated
intravascular coagulation in acute infections in splenectomized calves. Exp Parasitol
40:124131, 1976
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Davidson WR,
2. Crow CB,
3. Crum JM,
4. Gerrish RR
Davidson WR, Crow CB, Crum JM, Gerrish RR: Observations on Theileria cervi and
Trypanosoma cervi in white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) from the southeastern
United States. Proc Helminthol Soc Wash 50:165169, 1983
Google Scholar

1. Dobbelaere DAE,
2. Coquerelle TM,
3. Roditi IJ,
4. Eichhorn M,
5. Williams RO
Dobbelaere DAE, Coquerelle TM, Roditi IJ, Eichhorn M, Williams RO: Theileria parva
infection induces autocrine growth of bovine lymphocytes. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 85:4730
4734, 1988
Abstract/FREE Full Text

1. Hagiwara K,
2. Tsuji M,

3. Ishihara C,
4. Tajima M,
5. Kurosawa T,
6. Takahashi K
Hagiwara K, Tsuji M, Ishihara C, Tajima M, Kurosawa T, Takahashi K: Serum from
Theileria sergenti-infected cattle accelerates the clearance of bovine erythrocytes in SCID
mice. Parasitol Res 81:470474, 1995
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Herwaldt BL,
2. Persing DH,
3. Precigout EA,
4. Goff WL,
5. Mathiesen DA,
6. Taylor PW,
7. Eberhard ML,
8. Gorenflot AF
Herwaldt BL, Persing DH, Precigout EA, Goff WL, Mathiesen DA, Taylor PW, Eberhard ML,
Gorenflot AF: A fatal case of babesiosis in Missouri: identification of another piroplasm that
infects humans. Ann Intern Med 124:643650, 1996
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Higuchi S,
2. Kawamura S,
3. Yasuda Y
Higuchi S, Kawamura S, Yasuda Y: Scanning electron microscopy of Theileria sergenti.
Nippon Juigaku Zasshi 47:133137, 1985
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveGoogle Scholar

1. Hillis DM,
2. Dixon MT

Hillis DM, Dixon MT: Ribosomal DNA: molecular evolution and phylogenetic inference. Q
Rev Biol 66:411453, 1991
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Hooshmand-Rad P
Hooshmand-Rad P: The pathogenesis of anaemia in Theileria annulata infection. Res Vet Sci
20:324329, 1976
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Irvin AD
Irvin AD: Characterization of species and strains of Theileria. Adv Parasitol 26:145197,
1987
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Ishii M,
2. Matsuba T,
3. Takahashi K,
4. Kawakami Y,
5. Iwai H,
6. Onuma M
Ishii M, Matsuba T, Takahashi K, Kawakami Y, Iwai H, Onuma M: Activation of bovine
peripheral blood monocyte and its suppressive effect on parasitemia in Theileria sergenti
infected calves. J Vet Med Sci 54:473477, 1992
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Kocan AA,
2. Kocan KM
Kocan AA, Kocan KM: Tick-transmitted protozoan diseases of wildlife in North America.
Bull Soc Vector Ecol 16:94108, 1991
Google Scholar

1. Kocan AA,
2. Mukolwe SW,

3. Laird JS
Kocan AA, Mukolwe SW, Laird JS: Failure to detect infection in fallow deer (Cervus dama)
exposed to Theileria cervi from white-tailed deer. J Wildl Dis 23:674676, 1987
Abstract

1. Kreier JP,
2. Ristic M,
3. Watrach AM
Kreier JP, Ristic M, Watrach AM: Theileria sp. in a deer in the United States. Am J Vet Res
23:657662, 1962
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Kuttler KL,
2. Craig TM
Kuttler KL, Craig TM: Isolation of a bovine Theileria. Am J Vet Res 36:323325, 1975
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Maddison WP,
2. Maddison DR
Maddison WP, Maddison DR: MacClade. Analysis of Phylogeny and Character Evolution,
version 3.0. Sinauer, Sunderland, MA 1992
Google Scholar

1. Marsh AE,
2. Barr BC,
3. Sverlow K,
4. Ho M,
5. Dubey JP,
6. Conrad PA
Marsh AE, Barr BC, Sverlow K, Ho M, Dubey JP, Conrad PA: Sequence analysis and
comparison of ribosomal DNA from bovine Neospora to similar coccidial parasites. J
Parasitol 8:530535, 1995

Google Scholar

1. Maxie MG,
2. Doland TT,
3. Jura WGZ,
4. Tabel H,
5. Flowers MJ
Maxie MG, Doland TT, Jura WGZ, Tabel H, Flowers MJ: A comparative study of the
diseases in cattle caused by Theileria parva or T. lawrencei: hematology, clinical chemistry,
coagulation studies and complement. Vet Parasitol 10:119, 1982
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Mbassa GK,
2. Balemba O,
3. Maselle RM,
4. Mwaga NV
Mbassa GK, Balemba O, Maselle RM, Mwaga NV: Severe anaemia due to haematopoietic
precursor cell destruction in field cases of East Coast Fever in Tanzania. Vet Parasitol
52:243256, 1994
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Mehlhorn H,
2. Shein E
Mehlhorn H, Shein E: The piroplasms: life cycle and sexual stages. Adv Parasitol 23:37
103, 1984
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Sackett DL,
2. Haynes RB,
3. Guyatt GH,
4. Tugwell P

Sackett DL, Haynes RB, Guyatt GH, Tugwell P: The clinical examination. In: Clinical
Epidemiology: A Basic Science for Clinical Medicine, 2nd ed., pp 1949, Little, Brown and
Company, Boston, MA 1991
Google Scholar

1. Schaeffer WF
Schaeffer WF: Theileria cervi infection in white-tailed deer (Dama virginiana) in the United
States. PhD Thesis, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL 1962
Google Scholar

1. Shaw MK
Shaw MK: The same but different: the biology of Theileria sporozoite entry into bovine cells.
Int J Parasitol 27:457474, 1997
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Shimizu S,
2. Yagi Y,
3. Nakamura Y,
4. Shimura K,
5. Fujisaki K,
6. Onodera T,
7. Minami T,
8. Ito S
Shimizu S, Yagi Y, Nakamura Y, Shimura K, Fujisaki K, Onodera T, Minami T, Ito S: Clinicohematological observation of calves experimentally infected with Theileria sergenti. Nippon
Juigaki Zasshi 52:13371339, 1990
Google Scholar

1. Shimizu S,
2. Yoshiura N,
3. Mizomoto T,
4. Kondou Y

Shimizu S, Yoshiura N, Mizomoto T, Kondou Y: Theileria sergenti infection in dairy cattle. J

Vet Med Sci 54:375377, 1992
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Splitter EJ
Splitter EJ: Theileria mutans associated with bovine anaplasmosis in the United States. J Am
Vet Med Assoc 117:134135, 1950
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Stewart NP,
2. Uilenberg G,
3. de Vos AJ
Stewart NP, Uilenberg G, de Vos AJ: Review of Australian species of Theileria, with special
reference to Theileria buffeli of cattle. Trop Anim Health Prod 28:8190, 1996
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Stockham SL,
2. Harvey JW,
3. Kinden DA
Stockham SL, Harvey JW, Kinden DA: Equine glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase
deficiency. Vet Pathol 31:518527, 1994
Abstract/FREE Full Text

1. Sugimoto C,
2. Kawazu S,
3. Sato M,
4. Kamio T,
5. Fujisaki K
Sugimoto C, Kawazu S, Sato M, Kamio T, Fujisaki K: Preliminary biochemical
characterization of veil structure purified from Theileria sergenti-, T. buffeli- and T.
orientalis-infected bovine erythrocytes. Parasitology 104:207213, 1992
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveGoogle Scholar

1. Sugimoto C,
2. Onoe S,
3. Zhuang WZ,
4. Onuma M
Sugimoto C, Onoe S, Zhuang WZ, Onuma M: Detection and characterization of Theileria
sergenti proteinases. J Vet Med Sci 54:931936, 1992
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Swofford DL
Swofford DL: PAUP: Phylogenetic Analysis Using Parsimony, version 3.1. Illinois Natural
History Survey, Champaign, IL 1993
Google Scholar

1. Thompson JD,
2. Higgens DG,
3. Gibson TJ
Thompson JD, Higgens DG, Gibson TJ: Clustal Wimproving the sensitivity of progressive
multiple sequence alignment through sequence weighting, position-specific gap penalties and
weight matrix choice. Nucleic Acids Res 22:46734680, 1994
Abstract/FREE Full Text

1. Thompson JR,
2. Kersting KW,
3. Wass WM,
4. Davis IA,
5. Plumlee KH
Thompson JR, Kersting KW, Wass WM, Davis IA, Plumlee KH: Splenectomy in cattle via
transthoracic approach. Am J Vet Res 53:143144, 1992
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Uilenberg G

Uilenberg G: Theilerial species of domestic livestock. In: Advances in the Control of

Theileriosis, ed. Irvin AD, Cunningham MP, Young AS, pp 437, Martinus Nijhoff, Boston,
MA 1981
Google Scholar

1. Uilenberg G,
2. Perie NM,
3. Spanjer AA,
4. Franssen FF
Uilenberg G, Perie NM, Spanjer AA, Franssen FF: Theileria orientalis, a cosmopolitan
blood parasite of cattle: demonstration of the schizont stage. Res Vet Sci 38:352360, 1985
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Van de Peer Y,
2. Neefs JM,
3. Wachter RD
Van de Peer Y, Neefs JM, Wachter RD: Small-ribosomal subunit RNA sequences,
evolutionary relationships among different life forms, and mitochondrial origins. J Mol Evol
30:463476, 1990
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. van Vorstenbosch CJAHV,
2. Uilenberg G,
3. van Dijk JE
van Vorstenbosch CJAHV, Uilenberg G, van Dijk JE: Erythrocytic forms of Theileria velifera.
Res Vet Sci 24:214221, 1978
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Vega CA,
2. Buening GM,
3. Green TJ,
4. Carson CA

Vega CA, Buening GM, Green TJ, Carson CA: In vitro cultivation of Babesia bigemina. Am J
Vet Res 46:416420, 1985
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Yadav CL,
2. Sharma NN
Yadav CL, Sharma NN: Changes in blood chemical components during experimentally
induced Theileria annulata infections in cattle. Vet Parasitol 21:9198, 1986
CrossRefMedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Yagi Y,
2. Furuuchi S,
3. Takahashi H,
4. Koyama H
Yagi Y, Furuuchi S, Takahashi H, Koyama H: Abnormality of osmotic fragility and
morphological disorder of bovine erythrocytes infected with Theileria sergenti. Nippon
Juigaki Zasshi 51:389395, 1989
Google Scholar

1. Yagi Y,
2. Ito N,
3. Kunugiyama I
Yagi Y, Ito N, Kunugiyama I: Decrease in erythrocyte survival in Theileria sergenti-infected
calves determined by non-radioactive chromium labeling method. J Vet Med Sci 53:391394,
1991
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Yamane I,
2. Thomford JW,
3. Gardner IA,
4. Dubey JP,
5. Levy M,

6. Conrad PA
Yamane I, Thomford JW, Gardner IA, Dubey JP, Levy M, Conrad PA: Evaluation of the
indirect fluorescent antibody test for diagnosis of Babesia gibsoni infections in dogs. Am J
Vet Res 54:15791584, 1993
MedlineOrder article via InfotrieveWeb of ScienceGoogle Scholar

1. Young AS
Young AS: The epidemiology of theileriosis in East Africa. In: Advances in the Control of
Theileriosis, ed. Irvin AD, Cunningham MP, Young AS, pp 3855, Martinus Nijhoff, Boston,
MA 1981
Google Scholar