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Abstract
Avian coccidiosis is considered to be one of the most
economically important diseases of domestic poultry. Although there
has been little effort by the pharmaceutical industry to develop new
anticoccidials, the mounting problem of drug resistance of Eimeria
species has prompted major research efforts to seek alternative means
of control through increased knowledge of parasite biology, host
response, and nutritional modulation. As a consequence, important
advancements have been made, particularly in definite parasite
antigens that have potential use in vaccines defining of Eimeria
genome, understanding of the immunology of coccidial infections and
the practical applications of live vaccines (Allen and Fetterer, 2002).