Characterization of Cryptosporidium canis isolated in Japan

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作者：
Masaaki Satoh
Yumi Matsubara-Nihei
Takako Sasaki
Yutaka Nakai
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[1] Tohoku University,Laboratory of Animal Health and Management, Graduate School of Agricultural Science
[2] Livestock Hygiene Service Center of South Sendai,Retrovirus Research Unit
[3] RIKEN,undefined
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Parasitology Research | 2006年 / 99卷
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Fecal Sample; Canis; SCID Mouse; Cryptosporidiosis; Persistent Diarrhea;
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Oocysts that morphologically resemble Cryptosporidium canis oocysts were isolated from a stray dog captured in the northeastern part of the main island of Japan. The DNA sequence of the 18S rRNA gene of the isolate showed high homology to the published sequence of C. canis that was isolated in USA by Fayer et al., J Parasitol, 87:1415–1422, (2001). The isolate phylogenetically belonged to the C. canis cluster; however, its DNA sequence showed two base substitutions. This suggests the genetic diversity of C. canis.
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