Blaise Dondji

Central Washington University

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Central Washington University

College of the Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Athletics

NoneBlaise Dondji is currently serving as a Central Washington University faculty at Central Washington University.

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Blaise Dondji

Central Washington University

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parasitology immunology infectious diseases neglected tropical diseases parasitic protozoa visceral leishmaniasis public health veterinary medicine infection control tropical medicine parasitic diseases host-parasite relationships epidemiology pathogens malaria immune responses natural product research leishmania infantum natural products plant pathology botany plant disease avian biology medical mycology plant science veterinary parasitology communicable diseases transition metal chemistry livestock science poultry science tropical animal health pharmacognosy marine drug t-regulatory cell mucosal immunology adaptive immune system innate immune system cytokines natural product biosynthesis industrial mycology plant-pathogen interactions phytopharmacology parasite control helminth infection disease prevention disease control cross-coupling reaction exercise science disease ecology veterinary microbiology nematology veterinary pathology drug development pharmaceutical chemistry antiparasitic agent hookworm-associated immune suppression nitric oxide hookworm infection systemic immune responses phenolic metabolites low infectious dose susceptible balb/c mouse parasitological prevalence school children intestinal parasitic infection early interventions rural cameroonian villages pro-inflammatory monocyte responses muscle soreness whole-body resistance training

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Processing and Mounting Phlebotomine Sand Flies: A Consensus Guideline. Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) (2026)

Review 3:"Widespread Transmission in Diverse Ecotypes Challenges Visceral Leishmaniasis Control in East Africa". (2026)

Biological Activity and Structure–Activity Relationship of Functionalized Thiols Against Leishmania Major, the Agent of Human Cutaneous Leishmaniasis. Parasitologia (2025)

pharmacognosydrug developmentpharmacologypharmaceutical chemistryantiparasitic agentchemical biologymarine drugdrug discoverynatural product researchmedicinal researchparasitologymedicinal chemistrybiochemistrybioorganic chemistrysmall moleculesvisceral leishmaniasisfuture medicinal chemistryparasitic protozoapharmaceuticsmolecular pharmacologyenzyme inhibitionbiomolecular engineering

Evaluating Light Trap Efficiency and Leishmania Infection Status in Sand Fly Species From Kousseri, Northern Cameroon. Acta Parasitologica (2025)

Occurrence and Monthly Dynamics of Female Phlebotomine Sandfly Species From Kousseri Visceral Leishmaniasis Endemic Focus in Northern Cameroon. African Invertebrates (2025)

Distribution and Ecological Aspects of Sand Fly Species From Kousseri, an Endemic Focus of Visceral Leishmaniasis in Northern Cameroon. Frontiers in Tropical Diseases (2024)

Assessment of the Anthelmintic Activity and Toxicity of Metabolites of Dalea Pogonathera (Fabaceae). Phytochemistry Letters (2022)

Comparison of Percutaneous vs Oral Infection of Hamsters With the Hookworm Ancylostoma Ceylanicum: Parasite Development, Pathology and Primary Immune Response. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2022)

Richard D. BungiroLisa M. HarrisonBlaise DondjiMichael Cappello

pathologyimmunologyhost-parasite relationshipslivestock scienceinfectious diseasespoultry sciencedisease ecologyentomologyparasite developmenttropical animal healthtropical medicineprimary immune responsevirologyparasitologyveterinary microbiologyneglected tropical diseaseshookworm ancylostoma ceylanicumveterinary medicinenematologyveterinary pathology

Ecological Site Distribution of Sand Fly Species of Mokolo, an Endemic Focus of Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in Northern Cameroon. Acta Tropica (2022)

Leishmaniasis in Cameroon and Neighboring Countries: An Overview of Current Status and Control Challenges. Current Research in Parasitology and Vector-Borne Diseases (2022)