PUBLICACIÓN

Relevance of genomics for a better understanding of the host-parasite interaction in birds

ACCEDER A LA PUBLICACIÓN: Scopus Dialnet

Garcia-Longoria L., Ruiz-Lopez M.J.

2020 Ecosistemas

Ecology (Q4), Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics (Q4)

SJR: 0.182

CITAS

2

DOI

10.7818/ecos.1969

EID

2-s2.0-85091999482

ISSN

1697-2473

EISSN

1697-2473

AUTORES DE LA UEX

Luz García-Longoria Batanete

OTRAS PUBLICACIONES DE INTERÉS

Malaria Infection And Feather Growth Rate Predict Reproductive Success In House Martins
Preening For Protection: A Systematic Review Of The Antimicrobial Properties Of Uropygial Secretions
Wimanet: The Power Of A Network In Wildlife Malaria Research
Preening For Protection: A Systematic Review Of The Antimicrobial Properties Of Uropygial Secretions
Wimanet: The Power Of A Network In Wildlife Malaria Research
The Impact Of Avian Haemosporidian Infection On Feather Quality And Feather Growth Rate Of Migratory Passerines
Wimanet: The Power Of A Network In Wildlife Malaria Research
The Impact Of Avian Haemosporidian Infection On Feather Quality And Feather Growth Rate Of Migratory Passerines
Year-Round Carryover Effects Are Driven By Migration Phenology For Hirundo Rustica (Barn Swallow) Wintering In West Africa
The Impact Of Avian Haemosporidian Infection On Feather Quality And Feather Growth Rate Of Migratory Passerines
Year-Round Carryover Effects Are Driven By Migration Phenology For Hirundo Rustica (Barn Swallow) Wintering In West Africa
Prevalence And Diversity Of Avian Malaria Parasites In Illegally Traded White-Winged Parakeets In Peruvian Amazonas
Year-Round Carryover Effects Are Driven By Migration Phenology For Hirundo Rustica (Barn Swallow) Wintering In West Africa
Prevalence And Diversity Of Avian Malaria Parasites In Illegally Traded White-Winged Parakeets In Peruvian Amazonas
The Wildlife Malaria Research Network (Wimanet): Meeting Report On The 1st Wimanet Workshop
Prevalence And Diversity Of Avian Malaria Parasites In Illegally Traded White-Winged Parakeets In Peruvian Amazonas
The Wildlife Malaria Research Network (Wimanet): Meeting Report On The 1st Wimanet Workshop
Environmental, Geographical And Time-Related Impacts On Avian Malaria Infections In Native And Introduced Populations Of House Sparrows (Passer Domesticus), A Globally Invasive Species
The Wildlife Malaria Research Network (Wimanet): Meeting Report On The 1st Wimanet Workshop
Environmental, Geographical And Time-Related Impacts On Avian Malaria Infections In Native And Introduced Populations Of House Sparrows (Passer Domesticus), A Globally Invasive Species
Genomic Advances In The Study Of The Mosquito Vector During Avian Malaria Infection
Environmental, Geographical And Time-Related Impacts On Avian Malaria Infections In Native And Introduced Populations Of House Sparrows (Passer Domesticus), A Globally Invasive Species
Genomic Advances In The Study Of The Mosquito Vector During Avian Malaria Infection
Immune Gene Expression In The Mosquito Vector Culex Quinquefasciatus During An Avian Malaria Infection
Genomic Advances In The Study Of The Mosquito Vector During Avian Malaria Infection
Immune Gene Expression In The Mosquito Vector Culex Quinquefasciatus During An Avian Malaria Infection
Avian Malaria, Haematocrit, And Body Condition In Invasive Wetland Passerines Settled In Southwestern Spain
Immune Gene Expression In The Mosquito Vector Culex Quinquefasciatus During An Avian Malaria Infection
Avian Malaria, Haematocrit, And Body Condition In Invasive Wetland Passerines Settled In Southwestern Spain
Reciprocal Positive Effects On Parasitemia Between Coinfecting Haemosporidian Parasites In House Sparrows
Avian Malaria, Haematocrit, And Body Condition In Invasive Wetland Passerines Settled In Southwestern Spain
Reciprocal Positive Effects On Parasitemia Between Coinfecting Haemosporidian Parasites In House Sparrows
The Adaptive Host Manipulation Hypothesis: Parasites Modify The Behaviour, Morphology, And Physiology Of Amphibians
Reciprocal Positive Effects On Parasitemia Between Coinfecting Haemosporidian Parasites In House Sparrows
The Adaptive Host Manipulation Hypothesis: Parasites Modify The Behaviour, Morphology, And Physiology Of Amphibians
Stimuli Followed By Avian Malaria Vectors In Host-Seeking Behaviour
The Adaptive Host Manipulation Hypothesis: Parasites Modify The Behaviour, Morphology, And Physiology Of Amphibians
Stimuli Followed By Avian Malaria Vectors In Host-Seeking Behaviour
Circulation Of Zoonotic Flaviviruses In Wild Passerine Birds In Western Spain
Stimuli Followed By Avian Malaria Vectors In Host-Seeking Behaviour
Circulation Of Zoonotic Flaviviruses In Wild Passerine Birds In Western Spain
Diversity And Host Assemblage Of Avian Haemosporidians In Different Terrestrial Ecoregions Of Peru
Circulation Of Zoonotic Flaviviruses In Wild Passerine Birds In Western Spain
Diversity And Host Assemblage Of Avian Haemosporidians In Different Terrestrial Ecoregions Of Peru
Prevalence And Diversity Of Avian Haemosporidians May Vary With Anthropogenic Disturbance In Tropical Habitats In Myanmar
Diversity And Host Assemblage Of Avian Haemosporidians In Different Terrestrial Ecoregions Of Peru
Prevalence And Diversity Of Avian Haemosporidians May Vary With Anthropogenic Disturbance In Tropical Habitats In Myanmar
The Uropygial Gland Microbiome Of House Sparrows With Malaria Infection
Prevalence And Diversity Of Avian Haemosporidians May Vary With Anthropogenic Disturbance In Tropical Habitats In Myanmar
The Uropygial Gland Microbiome Of House Sparrows With Malaria Infection
The Role Of Malaria Parasites In Invasion Biology
The Uropygial Gland Microbiome Of House Sparrows With Malaria Infection
The Role Of Malaria Parasites In Invasion Biology
Biological Invasions Of Malaria Parasites And Their Bird Hosts
The Role Of Malaria Parasites In Invasion Biology
Biological Invasions Of Malaria Parasites And Their Bird Hosts
Relevance Of Genomics For A Better Understanding Of The Host-Parasite Interaction In Birds
Biological Invasions Of Malaria Parasites And Their Bird Hosts
Relevance Of Genomics For A Better Understanding Of The Host-Parasite Interaction In Birds
Differential Gene Expression Of Plasmodium Homocircumflexum (Lineage Pcoll4) Across Two Experimentally Infected Passerine Bird Species
Relevance Of Genomics For A Better Understanding Of The Host-Parasite Interaction In Birds
Differential Gene Expression Of Plasmodium Homocircumflexum (Lineage Pcoll4) Across Two Experimentally Infected Passerine Bird Species
Variation Of Uropygial Gland Volume And Malaria Infection Between Urban-Rural Environment In The House Sparrow
Differential Gene Expression Of Plasmodium Homocircumflexum (Lineage Pcoll4) Across Two Experimentally Infected Passerine Bird Species
Variation Of Uropygial Gland Volume And Malaria Infection Between Urban-Rural Environment In The House Sparrow
From Africa To Europe: Evidence Of Transmission Of A Tropical Plasmodium Lineage In Spanish Populations Of House Sparrows
Variation Of Uropygial Gland Volume And Malaria Infection Between Urban-Rural Environment In The House Sparrow
From Africa To Europe: Evidence Of Transmission Of A Tropical Plasmodium Lineage In Spanish Populations Of House Sparrows
Rainfall At African Wintering Grounds Predicts Age-Specific Probability Of Haemosporidian Infection In A Migratory Passerine Bird
From Africa To Europe: Evidence Of Transmission Of A Tropical Plasmodium Lineage In Spanish Populations Of House Sparrows
Rainfall At African Wintering Grounds Predicts Age-Specific Probability Of Haemosporidian Infection In A Migratory Passerine Bird
Host-Parasite Interaction Explains Variation In The Prevalence Of Avian Haemosporidians At The Community Level
Rainfall At African Wintering Grounds Predicts Age-Specific Probability Of Haemosporidian Infection In A Migratory Passerine Bird
Host-Parasite Interaction Explains Variation In The Prevalence Of Avian Haemosporidians At The Community Level
Variation In Malaria Infection And Immune Defence In Invasive And Endemic House Sparrows
Host-Parasite Interaction Explains Variation In The Prevalence Of Avian Haemosporidians At The Community Level
Variation In Malaria Infection And Immune Defence In Invasive And Endemic House Sparrows
Environmental Conditions During Winter Predict Age- And Sex-Specific Differences In Reproductive Success Of A Trans-Saharan Migratory Bird
Variation In Malaria Infection And Immune Defence In Invasive And Endemic House Sparrows
Environmental Conditions During Winter Predict Age- And Sex-Specific Differences In Reproductive Success Of A Trans-Saharan Migratory Bird
Uropygial Gland Volume And Malaria Infection Are Related To Survival In Migratory House Martins
Environmental Conditions During Winter Predict Age- And Sex-Specific Differences In Reproductive Success Of A Trans-Saharan Migratory Bird
Uropygial Gland Volume And Malaria Infection Are Related To Survival In Migratory House Martins
Wintering Areas Predict Age-Related Breeding Phenology In A Migratory Passerine Bird
Uropygial Gland Volume And Malaria Infection Are Related To Survival In Migratory House Martins
Wintering Areas Predict Age-Related Breeding Phenology In A Migratory Passerine Bird
Malaria Infection Negatively Affects Feather Growth Rate In The House Sparrow Passer Domesticus
Wintering Areas Predict Age-Related Breeding Phenology In A Migratory Passerine Bird
Malaria Infection Negatively Affects Feather Growth Rate In The House Sparrow Passer Domesticus
A Longitudinal Study Of Age-Related Changes In Haemoproteus Infection In A Passerine Bird
Malaria Infection Negatively Affects Feather Growth Rate In The House Sparrow Passer Domesticus
A Longitudinal Study Of Age-Related Changes In Haemoproteus Infection In A Passerine Bird
Volume And Antimicrobial Activity Of Secretions Of The Uropygial Gland Are Correlated With Malaria Infection In House Sparrows
A Longitudinal Study Of Age-Related Changes In Haemoproteus Infection In A Passerine Bird
Volume And Antimicrobial Activity Of Secretions Of The Uropygial Gland Are Correlated With Malaria Infection In House Sparrows
Biological Invasions Of Malaria Parasites And Their Bird Hosts
Volume And Antimicrobial Activity Of Secretions Of The Uropygial Gland Are Correlated With Malaria Infection In House Sparrows
Biological Invasions Of Malaria Parasites And Their Bird Hosts
Do Malaria Parasites Manipulate The Escape Behaviour Of Their Avian Hosts? An Experimental Study
Biological Invasions Of Malaria Parasites And Their Bird Hosts
Do Malaria Parasites Manipulate The Escape Behaviour Of Their Avian Hosts? An Experimental Study
Detecting Transmission Areas Of Malaria Parasites In A Migratory Bird Species
Do Malaria Parasites Manipulate The Escape Behaviour Of Their Avian Hosts? An Experimental Study
Detecting Transmission Areas Of Malaria Parasites In A Migratory Bird Species
Invasive Avian Malaria As An Emerging Parasitic Disease In Native Birds Of Peru
Detecting Transmission Areas Of Malaria Parasites In A Migratory Bird Species
Invasive Avian Malaria As An Emerging Parasitic Disease In Native Birds Of Peru
Molecular Identification Of The Chitinase Genes In Plasmodium Relictum
Invasive Avian Malaria As An Emerging Parasitic Disease In Native Birds Of Peru
Molecular Identification Of The Chitinase Genes In Plasmodium Relictum
Host Escape Behavior And Blood Parasite Infections In Birds
Molecular Identification Of The Chitinase Genes In Plasmodium Relictum
Host Escape Behavior And Blood Parasite Infections In Birds
Co-Infections By Malaria Parasites Decrease Feather Growth But Not Feather Quality In House Martin
Host Escape Behavior And Blood Parasite Infections In Birds
Co-Infections By Malaria Parasites Decrease Feather Growth But Not Feather Quality In House Martin
Malaria Infection And Feather Growth Rate Predict Reproductive Success In House Martins
Co-Infections By Malaria Parasites Decrease Feather Growth But Not Feather Quality In House Martin
Malaria Infection And Feather Growth Rate Predict Reproductive Success In House Martins
Preening For Protection: A Systematic Review Of The Antimicrobial Properties Of Uropygial Secretions
WEB ACCESIBLE