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Rachel Chalmers

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A large Cryptosporidium parvum outbreak associated with a lamb-feeding event at a commercial farm in South Wales, March-April 2024: a retrospective cohort study – ERRATUM | Epidemiology & Infection | Cambridge Core

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By Joshua Matizanadzo, Andrew Nelson, Rachel Chalmers, Daniel Thomas
| dx.doi.org
When this article was published in Epidemiology and Infection it contained an error in the Author Contributions section. This was due to the incorrect implementation of the author’s corrections during article proofing.
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Parapipe: a pipeline for parasite next-generation sequencing data analysis applied to Cryptosporidium

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By Arthur V Morris, Guy Robinson, Rachel Chalmers, Simone Cacciò
| Microbiology Research
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A large Cryptosporidium parvum outbreak associated with a lamb-feeding event at a commercial farm in South Wales, March–April 2024: a retrospective cohort study | Epidemiology & Infection | Cambridge Core

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By Gethin Jones Verified, Joshua Matizanadzo, Andrew Nelson, Rachel Chalmers
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