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Marisol Collins

Observed name: Collins, Marisol
Observed institution: University of Liverpool
OpenAlex ID: A5110149789
Airborne dust and high temperatures are risk factors for invasive bacterial disease
2016 · Jean-François Jusot, Daniel R. Neill, et al. · Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology · 102
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Ticks and Tick-Borne Pathogens Associated with Dromedary Camels (Camelus dromedarius) in Northern Kenya
2021 · Dennis Getange, Joel L. Bargul, et al. · Microorganisms · 61
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Prevalence and molecular characterisation of Eimeriaspecies in Ethiopian village chickens
2013 · Lisa Luu, Judy Bettridge, et al. · BMC Veterinary Research · 37
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Karyotype changes in long-term cultured tick cell lines
2020 · Kateryna Kotsarenko, Pavlina Vechtova, et al. · Scientific Reports · 24
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Detection of Antibodies to Ehrlichia spp. in Dromedary Camels and Co-Grazing Sheep in Northern Kenya Using an Ehrlichia ruminantium Polyclonal Competitive ELISA
2022 · Marisol Collins, Collins Ngetich, et al. · Microorganisms · 12
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Threat of exotic worms in dogs imported from Romania
2020 · Ian Wright, Marisol Collins, et al. · Veterinary Record · 9
Small animal disease surveillance 2020/21: SARS‐CoV‐2, syndromic surveillance and an outbreak of acute vomiting in UK dogs
2021 · Marisol Collins, David A. Singleton, et al. · Veterinary Record · 7
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UK report of tapeworm Mesocestoides litteratus
2020 · John McGarry, Marisol Collins, et al. · Veterinary Record · 7
Session 4: Primary practice and the profession; PetSavers student grants: 2020 awards
2021 · Csilla Becskei, Daphne Fias, et al. · British Small Animal Veterinary Association eBooks
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The HyData Project: Epidemiology of canine echinococcosis and livestock hydatidosis in the United Kingdom
2020 · Collins, Marisol · University of Liverpool
Works count: 10
Citation count: 259
H-index: 7
I10-index: 5
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