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Overview

I.G. Wright is affiliated with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation in Australia. Their research primarily spans the fields of Agricultural and Biological Sciences and Medicine. Within these broader disciplines, their work further focuses on Infectious Diseases, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Parasitology, Insect Science, and Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis.

The topics addressed by Wright's research include:

  • Viral Infections and Vectors
  • Vector-Borne Animal Diseases
  • Vector-borne infectious diseases
  • Insect and Pesticide Research
  • Insects and Parasite Interactions

Wright's recent publications reflect these interests and include the following papers:

  • "Seropositivity of Main Vector-Borne Pathogens in Dogs Across Europe," 2021, published in Research Square (Research Square)
  • "Tick exposure on lockdown," 2020, published in Companion animal
  • "There can't be too much tick awareness," 2021, published in Companion animal

Frequent co-authors collaborating with Wright include Guadalupe Miró, Helen Michael, Wade Burton, Evan Hegarty, and Jaume Rodón.

Wright's publications have appeared mainly in the venue Companion animal, with two papers, and Research Square (Research Square), with one paper.

Best Publications

  • The development of a recombinant Babesia vaccine

    I.G. Wright;R. Casu;M.A. Commins;B.P. Dalrymple

  • Babesia bovis: isolation of a protective antigen by using monoclonal antibodies.

    I G Wright;M White;P D Tracey-Patte;R A Donaldson

  • The immune response of cattle to Babesia bovis (syn. B. argentina). Studies on the nature and specificity of protection.

    D.F. Mahoney;J.D. Kerr;B.V. Goodger;I.G. Wright

  • Characterisation of a family of multi-copy genes encoding rhoptry protein homologues in Babesia bovis, Babesia ovis and Babesia canis

    Brian P. Dalrymple;Rosanne E. Casu;Jennifer M. Peters;Christine M. Dimmock

  • An enzyme linked immunosorbent assay to diagnose Babesia bovis infection in cattle.

    D. J. Waltisbuhl;B. V. Goodger;I. G. Wright;M. A. Commins

  • Immunity in cattle to Babesia bovis after single infections with parasites of various origin.

    D. F. Mahoney;I. G. Wright;B. V. Goodger

  • An improved ELISA for the detection of antibodies against Babesia bovis using either a native or a recombinant B. bovis antigen.

    R. Böse;R. H. Jacobson;K. R. Gale;D. J. Waltisbuhl

  • Bovine babesiosis: the immunization of cattle with fractions of erythrocytes infected with Babesia bovis (syn B. argentina).

    D.F. Mahoney;I.G. Wright;B.V. Goodger

  • Protective vaccination against virulent Babesia bovis with a low-molecular-weight antigen

    I G Wright;G B Mirre;K Rode-Bramanis;M Chamberlain

  • Immunopathophysiology of babesial infections.

    I.G. Wright;B.V. Goodger;G.D. Buffington;I.A. Clark

  • The transmission of Babesia bovis in herds of European and Zebu x European cattle infested with the tick, Boophilus microplus.

    D. F. Mahoney;I. G. Wright;B. V. Goodger;G. B. Mirre

  • A sensitive ELISA technique for the diagnosis of Anaplasma marginale infections.

    A. Duzgun;C.A. Schuntner;I.G. Wright;G. Leatch

  • Cloning and characterisation of cDNA clones encoding two Babesia bovis proteins with homologous amino- and carboxy-terminal domains

    Brian P. Dalrymple;Jennifer M. Peters;Brian V. Goodger;Gillian R. Bushell

  • Protection of Babesia bigemina-immune animals against subsequent challenge with virulent Babesia bovis.

    I G Wright;B V Goodger;G Leatch;J H Aylward

  • The irradiation of Babesia bovis. 1. The difference in pathogenicity between irradiated and non-irradiated populations.

    I. G. Wright;B. V. Goodger;D. F. Mahoney

  • Analysis of the composition of samples of Babesia bovis and the influence of different environmental conditions on genetically distinct subpopulations.

    B.P. Dalrymple;W.K. Jorgensen;A.J. de Vos;I.G. Wright

  • Babesia bovis: studies of parameters influencing microvascular stasis of infected erythrocytes

    M.A. Commins;B.V. Goodger;D.J. Waltisbuhl;I.G. Wright

  • Proteinases in the lysate of bovine erythrocytes infected with Babesia bovis: initial vaccination studies.

    M.A. Commins;B.V. Goodger;I.G. Wright

  • The probable role of Babesia argentina esterase in the in vitro activation of plasma prekallikrein

    I.G. Wright

  • Babesia bovis: In vitro phagocytosis promoted by immune serum and by antibodies produced against protective antigens

    R. H. Jacobson;F. Parrodi;I. G. Wright;C. J. Fitzgerald

  • AcuteBabesia bovis infection: A study of the vascular lesions in kidney and lung

    I. G. Wright;B. V. Goodger;R. V. McKenna;D. F. Mahoney

  • Tick (Ixodes holocyclus) paralysis in the dog – quantitative studies on immunity following artificial infestation with the tick

    B. F. Stone;A. L. Neish;I. G. Wright

Frequent Co-Authors

Brian P. Dalrymple
Brian P. Dalrymple University of Western Australia
Ronald Fayer
Ronald Fayer United States Department of Agriculture
Ian A. Clark
Ian A. Clark Australian National University

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