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2016-08-30Detection of Dientamoeba fragilis in animal faeces using species specific real time PCR assayChan, D; Barratt, J; Roberts, T; Phillips, O; Šlapeta, J; Ryan, U; Marriott, D; Harkness, J; Ellis, J; Stark, D
2010-11-01Newly defined conditions for the in vitro cultivation and cryopreservation of Dientamoeba fragilis: New techniques set to fast track molecular studies on this organismBarratt, JLN; Banik, GR; Harkness, J; Marriott, D; Ellis, JT; Stark, D
2019-01-01Semi-quantitative, duplexed qPCR assay for the detection of leishmania spp. using bisulphite conversion technologyGow, I; Millar, D; Ellis, J; Melki, J; Stark, D
2019-01-01Identification of clinical infections of Leishmania imported into Australia: Revising speciation with polymerase chain reaction-RFLP of the kinetoplast maxicircleKaufer, A; Ellis, J; Stark, D
2011-04-01The ambiguous life of Dientamoeba fragilis: the need to investigate current hypotheses on transmission.Barratt, JLN; Harkness, J; Marriott, D; Ellis, JT; Stark, D
2012-02-01Detection and transmission of Dientamoeba fragilis from environmental and household samplesStark, D; Roberts, T; Marriott, D; Harkness, J; Ellis, JT
2016-08Angiostrongylus cantonensis: a review of its distribution, molecular biology and clinical significance as a human pathogen.Barratt, J; Chan, D; Sandaradura, I; Malik, R; Spielman, D; Lee, R; Marriott, D; Harkness, J; Ellis, J; Stark, D
2019-09-01Evolutionary insight into the trypanosomatidae using alignment-free phylogenomics of the kinetoplastKaufer, A; Stark, D; Ellis, J
2019-06-01The complete coding region of the maxicircle as a superior phylogenetic marker for exploring evolutionary relationships between members of the LeishmaniinaeKaufer, A; Barratt, J; Stark, D; Ellis, J
2007-07-01Laboratory diagnostic techniques for Entamoeba speciesFotedar, R; Stark, D; Beebe, N; Marriott, D; Ellis, J; Harkness, J
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