What is Parasitology?

Parasitology is a science that studies the biology, ecology, pathogenic mechanism, experimental diagnosis, epidemic law, and prevention of parasitic pathogens (parasites).

Parasitology

Parasitology is research

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Parasitology

Due to the development of global economic integration and the impact of environmental changes, new conditions of parasitic diseases have emerged, including changes in insect species distribution, changes in regional dominant species, new developments

Molecular parasitology

Molecular parasitology is the application of theories and techniques of molecular biology, biochemistry, genetics, immunology, and cytology to study parasites at the molecular level and their relationship with the host and environment, and clarify the growth, development, and reproduction of parasites And the science of pathogenicity and transmission. In today's world, molecular biology and biochemistry have penetrated into every discipline, and molecular parasitology in pathogen biology will have a broad and hard-working path. Genetically engineered monoclonal antibodies and molecular biology-led opportunistic parasite and mite allergy research will be the main focus of the future.