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    • Antibiotic resistance genes as landscape anthropization indicators: Using a wild felid as sentinel in Chile 
      Sacristán, Irene; Esperón, Fernando; Acuña, Francisca; Aguilar, Emilio; García, Sebastián; López, María José; Cevidanes, Aitor; Neves, Elena; Cabello, Javier; Hidalgo Hermoso, Ezequiel; Poulin, Elie; Millán, Javier; Napolitano, Constanza (Elsevier, 2020)
      Antimicrobial resistance is a global emerging public health issue whose presence and impact in wildlife are widely unknown. Antimicrobial resistance genes (ARGs) are considered environmental contaminants, suitable to ...
    • Babesia vogeli in dogs in Chile 
      Di Cataldo, Sophia; Ulloa Contreras, Claudia; Cevidanes, Aitor; Hernández, Claudia; Muñoz Millán, Javier Andrés (Wiley, 2020)
      We report the presence of Babesia vogeli in dogs in Chile. During two surveillance campaigns separated by a year, sixty-three blood samples from free-ranging rural dogs in Coquimbo, Chile, were analysed through conventional ...
    • Epidemiology and molecular characterization of Carnivore protoparvovirus-1 infection in the wild felid ... 
      Sacristán, Irene; Esperón, Fernando; Valera Pérez, Rubén; Acuña, Francisca; Aguilar, Emilio; García, Sebastián; Gatica López, María José; Neves, Elena; Cabello, Javier; Hidalgo Hermoso, Ezequiel; Terio, Karen A.; Muñoz Millán, Javier Andrés; Poulin, Elie; Napolitano, Constanza (Wiley, 2020)
      Landscape anthropization has been identified as one of the main drivers of pathogen emergence worldwide, facilitating pathogen spillover between domestic species and wildlife. The present study investigated Carnivore ...
    • Identification of novel feline paramyxoviruses in guignas (Leopardus guigna) from Chile 
      Sieg, Michael; Sacristán, Irene; Busch, Johannes; Terio, Karen A.; Cabello, Javier; Hidalgo-Hermoso, Ezequiel; Millán, Javier; Boettcher, Denny; Heenemann, Kristin; Vahlenkamp, Thomas W.; Napolitano, Constanza (MDPI, 2020)
      The family of paramyxoviruses has received growing attention as several new species have been identified recently, notably two different clusters in domestic cats, designated as feline morbillivirus (FeMV) and feline ...