Ticks: Biology, Disease and Control

 Biology, Disease and Control

This comprehensive reference explores tick biology, tick-borne diseases, and methods for controlling tick populations. Written by an international team of experts, it examines tick development, ecology, and interactions with veterinary and medical pathogens. The book also addresses acaricide resistance, established control methods, and emerging strategies, providing valuable insights for researchers, graduate students, and professionals working in veterinary medicine, parasitology, and public health.

Key Features

• Explores the biology, development, and ecology of ticks
• Examines tick species of veterinary and medical importance
• Covers pathogens transmitted by ticks to animals and humans
• Discusses the epidemiology and impact of tick-borne diseases
• Explains the challenges associated with acaricide resistance
• Reviews traditional approaches to tick population control
• Highlights emerging strategies for managing tick infestations
• Examines molecular tools, including microsatellite analysis
• Explores tick saliva and its potential therapeutic applications
• Supports research in veterinary parasitology, disease prevention, and public health