克氏肉囊菌和毛孢肉囊菌的分子鉴定

V. Sudan, D. Shanker, Rahul Kumar
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本研究采用PCR-RFLP技术对印度北方邦马图拉省牛尸体样本中的克氏肉囊菌和毛状肉囊菌进行鉴定,并对18S核糖体基因进行PCR-RFLP研究。克氏单胞菌和毛单胞菌总感染率分别为62.50%和33.33%。对S. cruzi (MN121572 ~ MN121576)和S. hirsuta (MN121567 ~ MN121571)共产生10个序列(各5个)。BseL I酶对克氏沙门氏菌的酶切量分别为513和343 bp,对毛孢沙门氏菌的酶切量分别为525、241和141 bp。本研究共发现50例结节囊肿(心脏和食道各25例)。25例心脏镜下结节囊肿均为克氏梭菌。12例食道肉眼可见的结节囊肿,根据其特有的限制模式,鉴定为毛孢链球菌。另外13例食道镜下结节囊肿表现出与毛孢链球菌相同的特征性限制模式(发育阶段尚未成熟,肉眼可见)。上述PCR-RFLP可常规用于克氏链球菌和毛链球菌的种特异性鉴定。
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Molecular identification of Sarcocystis cruzi and S. hirsuta sarcocysts
The present study describes PCR-RFLP based identification of Sarcocystis cruzi and S. hirsuta sarcocysts in post mortem samples of cattle from Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. 18S ribosomal gene was targeted for PCR-RFLP studies. An overall infection rate of 62.50% and 33.33% was reported for S. cruzi and S. hirsuta, respectively. A total of 10 sequences (5 apiece) were generated for S. cruzi (MN121572- MN121576) and S. hirsuta (MN121567- MN121571). The BseL I enzyme gave two restriction digests of 513 and 343 bp with S. cruzi while it gave three restriction digests of 525 bp, 241 bp and 141 bp with S. hirsuta. A total of 50 individual sarcocysts (25 each from heart and oesophagus) were characterized in the present study. All the 25 microscopic sarcocysts from heart were found to be S. cruzi. The 12 macroscopic sarcocysts from oesophagus were identified as S. hirsuta based on their characteristic restriction pattern. The other 13 microscopic sarcocysts from oesophagus gave characteristic restriction pattern identical to that of S. hirsuta (developmental stages that have not matured to appear macroscopic). The aforesaid PCR-RFLP can be routinely used for species specific identification of S. cruzi and S. hirsuta.
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