Treatment of laboratory mice with syphatiosi

Abstract

The study of the fauna of urban systems has always aroused great interest not only theoretically, but also practically. The interest of scientists in the study of diseases of mouse-like rodents is determined by two main points. First, parasites of mouse-like rodents are carriers of dangerous diseases of animals and humans, and secondly, micromammals are a convenient model object for studying the relationship between parasites and the host. In addition, the helminth fauna of rodents is insufficiently studied. The lack of comprehensive monitoring studies examining the totality of endoparasites of mouse-like rodents was the main motive for conducting this work. In the literature sources, scientific researchers found that 6 species of rodents of anthropogenic landscapes participate in the spread of zoonoses dangerous to humans: syphaciasis, toxocariasis, hymenolepidosis, hydatidiform mole (strobilocerciasis), and alariasis [1–6].