contribuição ao estudo da infecção de morcegos por hemoflagelados do gênero trypanosoma gruby, 1843
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1991
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O presente estudo foi realizado no período de julho de 1983 a dezembro de 1984, nos municípios cearenses de Russas, Palhano, Limoeiro do Norte, Morada Nova, Canindé, Quixadá e Pereiro, os quais correspondem a parte da área endêmica da tripanossomíase americana. Do total de 15 espécies de morcegos coletadas, apenas Artibeus planirostris, Phyllostomus hastatus e Phyllostomus discolor foram encontradas infectadas por tripanossomos. Os tripanossomos isolados de A. planirostris e de alguns exemplares de P. hastatus assemelham-se, por sua forma, dimensões e comportamento, a Trypanosoma cruzi. No caso das amostras isoladas de P. discolor e de alguns exemplares de P. hastatus, a forma e dimensões dos tripanossomos e o fato de não infectarem camundongos permitem identificá-los como Trypanosoma cruzi var. marinkellei.
The present research was carried out in seven different counties of Ceará State, Brazil, namely Palhano, Russas, Limoeiro do Norte, Morada Nova, Canindé, Quixadá and Pereiro, from July 1983 to December 1984. Fifteen species of bats were sampled but only Artibeus planirostris, Phyllostomus hastatus and Phyllostomus discolor infected by trypanosoma were studied. The isolated trypanosomes from studied A. planirostris and some specimens of P. hastatus are similar in shape and dimensions to Trypanosoma cruzi. In the case of strains isolated from P. discolor and also from some specimens of P. hastatus, the shape and dimensions of trypanosomes allied to the characteristic that they did not infect mice, made us to compare them with Trypanosoma cruzi var. marinkellei.
The present research was carried out in seven different counties of Ceará State, Brazil, namely Palhano, Russas, Limoeiro do Norte, Morada Nova, Canindé, Quixadá and Pereiro, from July 1983 to December 1984. Fifteen species of bats were sampled but only Artibeus planirostris, Phyllostomus hastatus and Phyllostomus discolor infected by trypanosoma were studied. The isolated trypanosomes from studied A. planirostris and some specimens of P. hastatus are similar in shape and dimensions to Trypanosoma cruzi. In the case of strains isolated from P. discolor and also from some specimens of P. hastatus, the shape and dimensions of trypanosomes allied to the characteristic that they did not infect mice, made us to compare them with Trypanosoma cruzi var. marinkellei.
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| Authors | ;Marta E. Fabián |
| Journal | iberian conference on information systems and technologies, cisti |
| Year | 1991 |
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