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Microstrip Patch Sensor for Characterizing Saline Solution Based on Complimentary Split-Ring Resonators (SC-SRRs)

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By Hussein Jabar Jasim, Sadiq Ahmed, Iulia Andreea Mocanu, Amer Abbood al-Behadili
| MDPI
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Prevalence and Molecular Studies of Isospora Spp. in House and Stray Cats at Baghdad Province

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By Zaid Khalid Alani, Hussein Jabar Jasim, Hydear Barakat, Hibatallah Majed Hameed
| REDVET. Revista Electronica Veterinaria Verified
Abstract The purpose of this study was to look at the prevalence of the intestinal protozoa Isospora spp. in cats in Baghdad from November 1st to April 30th, 2018 in terms of sex, age group (Young and Adult), and months. The current study's findings indicated that both sexes were infected with Isospora spp (with non-significant differences). In domestic cats, 3(10.3%) of 29 males were found diseased, whereas 5(5%) of 31 females were afflicted (16.1 percent).
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