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We detected and identified genotypes of human-pathogenic microsporidia in fecal samples from 51 asymptomatic captive-bred pet parrots in South Korea. Microsporidia were identified in 8 samples (15.7%); 7 parrots tested positive forEncephalitozoon hellem , and 1 parrot tested positive for bothE. hellem andEncephalitozoon cuniculi . In genotypic identifications,E. hellem was present in genotypes 1A and 2B andE. cuniculi was present in genotype II. Pet parrots might be a source of human microsporidian infection.

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DNA Detection and Genotypic Identification of Potentially Human-Pathogenic Microsporidia from Asymptomatic Pet Parrots in South Korea as a Risk Factor for Zoonotic Emergence