We are delighted to announce three very exciting new parasitology articles featuring Nanolive’s 3D Cell Explorer – ALL of which have been published this year by our prolific clients at the Justus Liebig University (Giessen, Germany) and their co-authors in Colombia and France.
• Optimized excystation protocol for ruminant Eimeria bovis- and Eimeria arloingi-sporulated oocysts and first 3D holotomographic microscopy analysis of differing sporozoite egress, by Sara López-Osorio et al. was published in the journal Parasitology International. You can read it here.
• Besnoitia besnoiti bradyzoite stages induce suicidal- and rapid vital-NETosis, by Mr. Ershun Zhou was published in the journal Parasitology. You can read it here.
• Besnoitia besnoiti–driven endothelial host cell cycle alteration, by Dr. Zahady Velásquez et al., was published in the journal Parasitology Research. You can read it here.
Congratulations to all the authors and keep up the good work!
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