V. O. Telicheva, S. A. Nagorniy, Yu. V. Kiosova, L. Ermakova, G. V. Strelnikova, I. Kornienko
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Abstract
Larval helminth infections remain a serious medical and social economic problem
in many countries of the world, and the Russian Federation is no exception in this
respect. Methods of direct diagnostics require highly qualified laboratory specialists.
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) can become an alternative to the method of
morphological identification of helminths. We have selected and synthesized
oligonucleotide primers based on known sequences of the species Dirofilaria repens
and D. immitis; for E. granulosus; and for E. multilocularis. The sensitivity and
specificity of the developed primers for D. repens and D. immitis has been confirmed
in practice. We identified biological material from different biotopes from 2 patients.
Both causative agents were identified as D. repens by two methods. To diagnose
echinococcosis, we selected and synthesized 3 pairs of original specific primers
for a fragment of the mtDNA-COI gene to detect Echinococcus spp. DNA; for E.
granulosus and E. multilocularis. Based on the results of the performed work, an
Application for an invention was executed and sent. The parallel application of two
methods for the study of biological material minimizes diagnostic errors of larval
helminth infections.