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Olivier A E Sparagano Associate Pro ViceChancellor for Research Professor of Animal Health and Biotechnology Coventry University UK The beast The Year of the Mite Scopus ID: 775783

2017 pages dermanyssus mite 2017 pages dermanyssus mite countries coremi volume papers fa1404 cost biology 2016 chapter egg control

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THE POULTRY RED

MITE: RESEARCH UPDATEOlivier A. E. SparaganoAssociate Pro Vice-Chancellor for ResearchProfessor of Animal Health and BiotechnologyCoventry University, UK

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The beast!

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The Year of the Mite!

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Scopus-

Dermanyssus

publicationsn= 400

The Canadian Entomologist Volume 61, Issue 2, February 1929, Pages 39-40Note on the occurrence of the mite, Dermanyssus gallinae l. in the nest of a house wren  Ainslie, C.N.

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1996-countries

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2006-countries

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2016-countries

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1996: 109 papers-19 countries

Top 10 authors: 7X USA, 1 Canada, 1 UK, 1 Czech Republic

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2016: 400 papers from 47 countries

Top 10 authors: All from Europe

UK x 4, Italy x 3, France x2, Sweden x1

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18 papers published in 2016

Prevalence n = 6

(India, Iran, USA)

Biocontrol n= 6 (Carvacrol (x2), Thymol, Beauveria bassiana and other fungi, Assarum and EOs)Monitoring n = 2 (Biosecurity and automatic monitoring)Vaccine candidates n = 2 (tropomyiosin and proteomics)Biology of Dermanyssus n = 1 (Dermanyssus movements)Vector capacity n = 1 (avian Influenza)

Source: scopus.com

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So far in 2017

Chapter 55 - Parasites in Laying Hen Housing Systems

Egg Innovations and Strategies for Improvements

,

2017

,

Pages 597-606

Bradley A.

Mullens

, Amy C.

Murillo

Chapter 9 - Commercial Free-Range Egg Production Practices

Egg Innovations and Strategies for Improvements

,

2017

,

Pages 89-102

Ruth Catriona

Newberry

Chapter Eight - Transcription Factors as a Target for Vaccination Against Ticks and Mites

Advances in Protein Chemistry and Structural Biology

,

Volume 107

,

2017

,

Pages 275-282

O.A.E.

Sparagano

Principales

parasitoses

cutanées

 :

mise

au point

La Revue de

Médecine

Interne

,

Volume 38, Issue 1

,

January 2017

,

Pages 17-27

C.

Bernigaud

, G.

Monsel

, P. Delaunay, G. Do-Pham, F.

Foulet

, F.

Botterel

, O.

Chosidow

12 - Arthropod Vectors of Medical Importance

Infectious Diseases (Fourth Edition)

,

Volume 1

,

2017

,

Pages 104-112.e1

Jean-Michel

Berenger

, Philippe

Parola

And a few papers on ticks mentioning

Dermanyssus

as well

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What we learned in the last 5 years

Positive drivers

-Transcriptomics for

Dermanyssus

is published

-A few vaccine candidates are emerging with good laboratory results

-

facebook

patient group, general public

Negative drivers

-

Acaricide

resistance is on the rise

-Number of products disappearing from the market not compensated by new ones

-More human health issues are emerging but medical practitioners seem unprepared

Negative or positive drivers

Welfare and cage legislation in EU is changing poultry farming practice

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The COST* action COREMI (FA1404) aims at improving current understanding and research for sustainable control of the PRM---------------How? By collating knowledge of the mite biology, the mite-host relationship and novel control, as well as coordinating further research work in the area---------------WG1: Developing alternative control measures (tbc)WG2: End users (one Health); inter-disciplinary approach (Monique Mul)WG3: Genetic structure in a changing world (Lise Roy)WG4: Epidemiology, pathology, geographical mapping and surveillance tools(Danijela Horvatek Tomić)Short-Term Scientific Missions (STSM) (Annunziata Giangaspero)Chair of the Action: Olivier SparaganoVice-Chair: Fiona Tomley

Join us! http://www.cost.eu/COST_Actions/fa/Actions/FA1404

*COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology): a program dedicated to support trans-national cooperation among researchers, engineers and scholars across Europe.

COREMI-FA1404

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Linked-In group

https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8521676/profile (see Monique Mul)E-mailcoremi.fa1404@gmail.com(see Lise Roy)Facebook grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/poultryredmite/(See Kathryn Bartley)Web-pagewww.coremi.eu(see Julia Stew)

Join the COREMI group!

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olivier.sparagano@coventry.ac.uk

Thank you for your attention!