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我国G2型人蛔虫和猪蛔虫的遗传多样性

周春花 彭卫东

中国人兽共患病学报2012,Vol.28Issue(11):1093-1097,5.
中国人兽共患病学报2012,Vol.28Issue(11):1093-1097,5.DOI:10.3969/cjz.j.issn.1002-2694.2012.11.007

我国G2型人蛔虫和猪蛔虫的遗传多样性

Genetic diversity of Ascaris with the shared genotype G2 from humans and pigs in China

周春花 1彭卫东2

作者信息

  • 1. 南昌大学基础医学院寄生虫教研室,南昌330031南昌大学生命科学与食品工程学院生物技术系,南昌330031
  • 2. 南昌大学基础医学院寄生虫教研室,南昌330031
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摘要

Abstract

To further discriminate; Ascaris from humans and pigs with the shared genotype G2 , 20 antosomal microsatel-lite markers together with capillary electrophoresis and the software; CERVUS V 2 .0, ARLEQUIN V3 .11 , FSTAT V2 .9 .3 and GENETIX V4 .05 wore used to analyze the genetic diversity of 69 Ascaris worms . Residts showeel that a total of 378 differ-ent alleles were eleteeteel in Ascaris from humans and 229 from pigs . There were; 14 sites out of the 20 geneie loci having the same advantage alleles in Ascaris from both hosts , hut special alleles of 18 sites for each host eleriveel from Ascaris . The average expected heterozygosities were 0 .802 and 0 .777 , and the polymorphism information content was 0 .779 and 0 .737 , respectively for Ascaris from humans and pigs . The analysis of molecular variation (AMOV A) showed 2 .6% genetic variation between populations and 68 .6% within individuals . The Fst estimates and gene flow (Nm) between two populations were 0 .0268 and 9 .08 respectively . High genetic diversity was found in Ascaris from both hosts . No obvious genetic differentiation between the two populations was revealed and gene flow between them was eleteeteel . However , the differences in specific alleles and the advantage alleles snggesteel an important genetic difference , which might serve partly as an explanation for their different host affiliation.

关键词

人蛔虫/猪蛔虫/G2型/微卫星/遗传多样性

Key words

Ascaris lumbricoides / Ascaris suum / genotype G2 / micro satellite / genetic diversity

分类

医药卫生

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周春花,彭卫东..我国G2型人蛔虫和猪蛔虫的遗传多样性[J].中国人兽共患病学报,2012,28(11):1093-1097,5.

基金项目

国家自然科学基金面上项目(30972580/C150702)资助 (30972580/C150702)

中国人兽共患病学报

OA北大核心CSCDCSTPCD

1002-2694

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