United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Resear National Center for Disease Control & Prevention, Atlanta.

praise for the first edition: “…provides an encyclopedic review of our knowledge of this parasite. …a welcome addition to the literature.” --New England Journal of MedicinePraise for the second edition:"With the tremendous upsurge in research activity on Cryptosporidium in the mid 1990's, the only comprehensive reference work available at the time was the first edition of this book. As such, it became the 'bible' for many researchers starting out on investigations on this remarkable parasite, and stood the test of time for many years. Today, the volume of research articles on Cryptosporidium is enormous and not surprisingly, for an edited text to provide a comprehensive and up to date resource that is representative of current developments is a tall order! The chapters on genomics and biochemistry are valuable additions, and the host assemblage chapters provide a useful resource…"--R.C. Andrew Thompson, School of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences, Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia, in Parasites & Vectors 2008, Vol. 1, Issue 47

• General Biology. Genomics. Biochemistry. Epidemiology. Molecular Epidemiology. Diagnostics. Immune Responses. Clinical Disease and Pathology. Prophylaxis and Chemotherapy. Foodborne Transmission. Waterborne: Drinking Water. Waterborne: Recreational Water. Waste Management. Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles. Birds. Zoo and Wild Mammals. Companion Animals. Livestock. Animal Models. In Vitro Cultivation. Index.

United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Resear National Center for Disease Control & Prevention, Atlanta.

praise for the first edition: “…provides an encyclopedic review of our knowledge of this parasite. …a welcome addition to the literature.” --New England Journal of MedicinePraise for the second edition:"With the tremendous upsurge in research activity on Cryptosporidium in the mid 1990's, the only comprehensive reference work available at the time was the first edition of this book. As such, it became the 'bible' for many researchers starting out on investigations on this remarkable parasite, and stood the test of time for many years. Today, the volume of research articles on Cryptosporidium is enormous and not surprisingly, for an edited text to provide a comprehensive and up to date resource that is representative of current developments is a tall order! The chapters on genomics and biochemistry are valuable additions, and the host assemblage chapters provide a useful resource…"--R.C. Andrew Thompson, School of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences, Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia, in Parasites & Vectors 2008, Vol. 1, Issue 47

• General Biology. Genomics. Biochemistry. Epidemiology. Molecular Epidemiology. Diagnostics. Immune Responses. Clinical Disease and Pathology. Prophylaxis and Chemotherapy. Foodborne Transmission. Waterborne: Drinking Water. Waterborne: Recreational Water. Waste Management. Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles. Birds. Zoo and Wild Mammals. Companion Animals. Livestock. Animal Models. In Vitro Cultivation. Index.

United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Resear National Center for Disease Control & Prevention, Atlanta.

praise for the first edition: “…provides an encyclopedic review of our knowledge of this parasite. …a welcome addition to the literature.” --New England Journal of MedicinePraise for the second edition:"With the tremendous upsurge in research activity on Cryptosporidium in the mid 1990's, the only comprehensive reference work available at the time was the first edition of this book. As such, it became the 'bible' for many researchers starting out on investigations on this remarkable parasite, and stood the test of time for many years. Today, the volume of research articles on Cryptosporidium is enormous and not surprisingly, for an edited text to provide a comprehensive and up to date resource that is representative of current developments is a tall order! The chapters on genomics and biochemistry are valuable additions, and the host assemblage chapters provide a useful resource…"--R.C. Andrew Thompson, School of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences, Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia, in Parasites & Vectors 2008, Vol. 1, Issue 47

• General Biology. Genomics. Biochemistry. Epidemiology. Molecular Epidemiology. Diagnostics. Immune Responses. Clinical Disease and Pathology. Prophylaxis and Chemotherapy. Foodborne Transmission. Waterborne: Drinking Water. Waterborne: Recreational Water. Waste Management. Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles. Birds. Zoo and Wild Mammals. Companion Animals. Livestock. Animal Models. In Vitro Cultivation. Index.