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Theileria parva is responsible for East Coast fever of cattle—a disease which is usually fatal and which is characterized by an acute thermal reaction, a lymphoid hyperplasia followed by exhaustion of the lymphoid tissues and leucopenia.
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HULLIGER, L., BROWN, C. & WILDE, J. Transition of Developmental Stages of Theileria parva in vitro at High Temperature. Nature 211, 328–329 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/211328a0
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