crithidia ricardoi sp. n. a new species of trypanosomatidae isolated from culex saltanensis dyar, 1928 (diptera: culicidae)

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Abstract
A flagellte trypanosomatid was isolated in culture from the digestive tract of the mosquito Culex saltanensis Dyar, 1928. It grows exuberantly in liver infusion in the form of epimastigotes and choanomastigotes typical of the genus Crithidia. The trypanosomatid was compared to C. deanei, C. fasciculata, C. luciliae, C. oncopelti and C. guilhermei. The techniques used for comparison were electron transmission microscopy, isoenzymes and kDNA restriction profiles. No endosymbionts were found at electron microscopy. Results for the biochemical methods employd indicate that the trypanosomatid isolated from C. saltanensis is a new species of Crithidia. The name C. ricardoi sp. n. is proposed for thes new species.
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Authors ;Alexander Sibajev;Raquel da Silva Pacheco;Maurílio J. Soares;Elisa Cupolillo;Alvaro Luiz Bertho dos Santos;Hooman Momen
Journal kurdistan journal of applied research
Year 1993
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10.1590/S0074-02761993000400007
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