Journal of Parasite Research

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A field guide to parasitology

Journal of Parasite Research

Research on parasites and parasitic diseases of humans and animals, from parasite biology and host responses to transmission, diagnosis, treatment and control.

Engraved field-guide plate showing a tick, a mosquito, a roundworm and a tapeworm head
Plate I. Parasites and vectors
Publisher
Open Access Pub
ISSN (online)
2690-6759
License
CC BY 4.0, authors retain copyright
Publishing since
2019
Aims and Scope

An index of what the journal publishes

The journal publishes original research, reviews and other scholarly work on parasites and parasitic diseases of humans and animals, basic and applied, across laboratory, clinical, veterinary and field settings.

  1. Protozoa

    Including Plasmodium, Toxoplasma, Leishmania, trypanosomes, Babesia, Cryptosporidium, Giardia and Eimeria.

  2. Helminths

    Nematodes, trematodes and cestodes, including soil-transmitted helminths, schistosomes and filarial worms.

  3. Arthropods and vectors

    Ticks, mites and insects as parasites and as vectors, including mosquito and tick biology and vector control.

  4. Hosts and settings

    Human, livestock, companion animal and wildlife hosts, including zoonotic transmission and One Health research.

  5. Approaches

    Biology and life cycles, host–parasite interactions and immunology, molecular parasitology, epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment, drug resistance and antiparasitic compounds.

These areas are examples, not a closed list. Read the full Aims and Scope.

Recent research

Latest articles

A selection of the most recently published articles.

  1. Original Research
  2. Original Research

    Risk Factors and Control Strategies for Cattle Tick Infestations in Nigeria: Influence of Acaricide Application Methods, Hand-Picking Frequency, and Herd Mobility in Plateau State

    Biallah Markus Bukar, Uchechukwu C. Ohaeri, Henry Madubuike, Gloria Karaye, Mark Kparmark, Benkaat Maxwell Davwet, Dogo Abraham Goni

  3. Original Research

    Parasitological Examination of Fecal Samples from Sheep, Goats, and Cattle at the Techiman Slaughterhouse

    Prince Kyere Dwaah, Nana Yaa Awua-Boateng, Anothny Osei-Tutu, Solomon Bakyaayele, Mohammed Abdul-Nafiw Leppode

  4. Original Research
Editorial leadership

Editors

Manuscripts are handled by editors with expertise in human, veterinary and molecular parasitology.

Photo of Dabbu Jaijyan
Editor-in-Chief

Dabbu Jaijyan

Assistant Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, United States

Editorial Board

Full Editorial Board with affiliations

Publishing terms

How the journal works

  • Peer review

    Single-blind by default; double-blind review is available on request. Manuscripts that proceed to external peer review are normally evaluated by at least two independent subject-matter experts.

  • Open access and license

    Articles are free to read on publication under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) license. Authors retain copyright.

  • Article processing charge

    Payable only after acceptance; withdrawal after submission is subject to the journal's withdrawal policy. Fee-relief inquiries are considered case by case; contact the editorial office before or at submission.

  • Ethics and reporting

    Human and animal research requires ethics approval, and informed consent or a waiver documented by the ethics committee, where applicable. See the Editorial Policies.

  • DOIs and preservation

    Articles receive Crossref DOIs and are deposited in Portico for long-term preservation. Read our preservation policy.

  • Data and sequences

    Every empirical research manuscript must include a data-availability statement. New sequences are deposited in GenBank, ENA or DDBJ.

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Submitting a manuscript

Authors must use only one submission route for the same manuscript.

Before submitting, read the Instructions for Authors and the Editorial Policies. The article processing charge is payable only after acceptance; withdrawal after submission is subject to the journal's withdrawal policy.

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