The ability of the Arctic isolate of Trichinella nativa to adapt to laboratory animals

It has been established that the Arctic isolate of Trichinella spp. not adapted to laboratory animals, although this strain is adapted to Syrian hamsters and gerbils. The European isolate of Trichinella spp. was found to be infective for laboratory animals, rodents and carnivores living on the Chuko...

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Main Authors: L. A. Bukina, Л. А. Букина
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:Russian
Published: ВНИИП – филиал ФГБНУ ФНЦ ВИЭВ РАН 2016
Subjects:
зараженность
Chukchi Peninsula
infection
adaptation
Чукотский полуостров
адаптации
Arctic
Chukchi
Chukotka
Chukotka Peninsula
Online Access:https://vniigis.elpub.ru/jour/article/view/123
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Summary:It has been established that the Arctic isolate of Trichinella spp. not adapted to laboratory animals, although this strain is adapted to Syrian hamsters and gerbils. The European isolate of Trichinella spp. was found to be infective for laboratory animals, rodents and carnivores living on the Chukotka Peninsula. Установлено, что арктический изолят трихинелл не адаптирован к организму лабораторных животных, но адаптирован к организму сирийских хомяков и песчанок. Европейский штамм трихинелл вирулентен для лабораторных животных, грызунов и плотоядных, обитающих на территории Чукотского полуострова.

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