A new assay demonstrates rapid detection of Theileria equi using point-of-care diagnostics, implying improved equine health management.
The developed assay provides a rapid, precise, and equipment-free diagnostic platform suitable for both field and clinical environments. Although the current protocol relies on DNA extraction, future optimization will aim to enable direct detection from unprocessed blood samples, thereby further simplifying point-of-care diagnostics for equine piroplasmosis.
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