Transmission of Cryptosporidium Species Among Human and Animal Local Contact Networks in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Multicountry Study
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F. Conraths | A. Adegnika | P. Kremsner | J. Lusingu | S. Gesase | D. Eibach | B. Hogan | J. May | E. Tannich | S. Cacciò | S. Borrmann | T. Thye | R. Krumkamp | D. Minja | O. Maiga-Ascofaré | D. Dekker | K. Boahen | N. Sarpong | G. Schares | R. Rakotozandrindrainy | Charity Wiafe Akenten | A. Jaeger | A. Sannella | J. Amuasi | K. Oppong | M. Lamshöft | K. Schuldt | Mirabeau Mbong | Kwabena Oppong | D. Winter | C. Aldrich | J. Mbwana | Njari Rakotozandrindrainy | Tony Denise Anna Benedikt Maike Thorsten Kathrin Doris Stark Dekker Jaeger Hogan Lamshöft Thye Schu | Tony Stark | C. Rohmann | Sophia Melhem | Prince Manouana | Natalie Byrne | Doris Winter
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