This blog was put up not even a month ago, and I'm happy to see that the blog has had more than 1,000 page views already! Main interest...

Intestinal parasites of humans can be divided into mainly helminths ('worms' including cestodes, nematodes and trematodes), and si...

I've tried to summarise a few facts here: Blastocystis is a single-celled, microbial parasitic protist colonising mainly the large...

For over a century, the clinical significance of Blastocystis has puzzled medical doctors scientists. After realising the extensive genetic...

When I speak to colleagues in and outside Europe and visit research portals and social media, including Facebook groups, I get the impressi...

I realise that output from my research ends up being read/noticed by only relatively few people compared to the number of individuals colon...

There has been some confusion about Blastocystis " subtypes" and "genotypes".  Often, these two terms have been us...

Blastocystis is a sinlge-celled parasite. The parasite produces cysts (probably the transmissible form) and vegetative stages (including th...

Blastocystis identified in humans used to be referred to as " Blastocystis hominis ". However, after the advanced use of nucleic ...

I’m still exploring the potential of this blog. I’m happy to see that I have a constant flow of visitors. The aim of the blog is to serve p...