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Development and application of an eDNA method to detect and quantify a pathogenic parasite in aquatic ecosystems by Huver, J. R, Koprivnikar, J, Johnson, P. T. J, Whyard, S

“…Approaches based on organismal DNA found in the environment (eDNA) have become increasingly utilized for ecological studies and biodiversity inventories as an…”
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Diversity, decoys and the dilution effect: how ecological communities affect disease risk by Johnson, P T J, Thieltges, D W

“…Growing interest in ecology has recently focused on the hypothesis that community diversity can mediate infection levels and disease ('dilution effect'). In…”
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Biomphalaria straminea (Mollusca: Planorbidae) as an Intermediate Host of Ribeiroia sp. (Trematoda: Psilostomidae) in Brazil by Pinto, H. A, Jadin, R. C, Orlofske, S. A, Johnson, P. T. J, Melo, A. L

“…Species of Ribeiroia are trematode parasites of birds and mammals that have acquired notoriety since Ribeiroia ondatrae was identified as a cause of mortality…”
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Consumption of trematode parasite infectious stages: from conceptual synthesis to future research agenda by Koprivnikar, J, Thieltges, D W, Johnson, P T J

“…Given their sheer cumulative biomass and ubiquitous presence, parasites are increasingly recognized as essential components of most food webs. Beyond their…”
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Patterns of Clinostomum marginatum infection in fishes and amphibians: integration of field, genetic, and experimental approaches by Calhoun, D M, Leslie, K L, Riepe, T B, Achatz, T J, McDevitt-Galles, T, Tkach, V V, Johnson, P T J

“…Digenetic trematodes of the genus Clinostomum are cosmopolitan parasites infecting fishes, amphibians, reptiles, and snails as intermediate hosts. Despite the…”
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Using physiology to understand climate-driven changes in disease and their implications for conservation by Rohr, Jason R., Raffel, Thomas R., Blaustein, Andrew R., Johnson, Pieter T. J., Paull, Sara H., Young, Suzanne

“…Given that host-parasite interactions are generally mediated by physiological responses, we submit that physiological models could facilitate predicting how…”
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effect of trematode infection on amphibian limb development and survivorship by Johnson, P.T.J, Lunde, K.B, Ritchie, E.G, Launer, A.E

“…The causes of amphibian deformities and their role in widespread amphibian declines remain conjectural. Severe limb abnormalities were induced at high…”
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A Cross-National Assessment of the Values of Latin America Managers: Contrasting Hues or Shades of Gray? by Lenartowicz, T., Johnson, James Patrick

“…We draw upon studies from the social sciences to develop and test hypotheses about similarities and differences in the importance of values among managers in…”
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Circulating tumor DNA and its application on tumor researches by Zhong, S, Yang, M, Johnson, P J

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Appearance of the nails secondary to chemotherapy by Yeo, W, Johnson, P J

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Pictorial Medicine by Yeo, W, Wickham, N, Johnson, P J

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Germ cell tumours---local perspectives on a curable cancer by Chan, ATC, Cheung, C, Lau, W H, Johnson, P J

“…Germ cell tumours are among the most curable solid cancers and have become a model for the multimodality approach in oncology. The experience of two…”
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Circulating tumor DNA and its application on tumor researches by Zhong, S, Yang, M, Johnson, P J

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Anonymous retrospective HIV testing in Chinese patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma by Steinberg, J L, Mok, T S, Yeo, W, Johnson, P J, Tam, J S, Chan, PKS

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Analysis of 346 Chinese patients with breast cancer by King, WWK, Wang, Y P, Lau, JTF, Chung, SSC, Johnson, P J, Li, AKC

“…Three hundred and forty-six patients who underwent surgical treatment for primary breast cancer at the Prince of Wales Hospital were studied retrospectively…”
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Familial breast cancer in Hong Kong Chinese by Yeo, W, Kwan, W H, Lee, W Y, Leung, TWT, Teo, PML, King, W, Johnson, P J

“…Breast cancer is known to be associated with familial aggregation in the West. However, similar data has not been collected in a Chinese population. In a…”
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