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Regional genetic diversity and COI haplotype characterization of human-derived Enterobius vermicularis ısolates
BackgroundEnterobius vermicularis (pinworm) is a globally distributed intestinal nematode that primarily infects children. Despite its high prevalence, information on the molecular diversity of human-derived E. vermicularis populations remains limited, particularly in geographically diverse regions
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