verificação da existencia de uma fase negativa do sangue no periodo prepatente da babesiose canina transmitida por carrapatos the verification of the existence of a negative phase in the prepatent period of canine baseasis transmitted by ticks
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Abstract
Foram infestados dois cães com carrapatos Rhipicephalus sanguineus infectados pela Babesia canis, tendo sido colocadas 1500 imaqos no primeiro animal e 100 no segundo. Ambos os cães apresentaram infecção das hemácias após o período prepatente de 6 dias. Durante o período prepatente foram diariamente retirados de cada cão 5 ml de sangue, que foram inoculados em 10 cães jovens, por via intravenosa. Os cães inoculados no 1°. 2° e 3° dias do período prepatente permanecerarn negativos. Aqueles inoculados no 4° e 5° dias apresentaram infecção pela babésia. Estes resultados são interpretados, de acordo com os conhecimentos existentes sobre a evolução preeritrocitária dos outros hemosporídeos, como indicadores da existência, no hospedador vertebrado, de uma fase inicial de evolução da babésia em células de tecido, que corresponde a uma fase negativa do sangue e que tem a duração mínima de 3 dias.
Two dogs were infected with Babesia canis by the bite of 1500 and 100 adult Rhipicephalus sanguineus respectively. Both dogs showed blood para¬sites after a prepatent period of 6 days. Through the prepatent period 5 ml of blood were taken daily from each dog and inoculated intravenously into 10 puppies. From the latter, those which were inoculated on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd day of the prepatent period remained negative, while those inoculated on the 4th and 5th days became infected with Babesia. In accordance with the knowledge obtained regarding the preervthrocytic development in the other hemosporidia, the results of our experiments may be interpreted as indicating the existence of an early developmental phase of the babesia in tissue cells of the vertebrate host, corresponding to a negative phase of the blood, and of at least 3 days duration.
Two dogs were infected with Babesia canis by the bite of 1500 and 100 adult Rhipicephalus sanguineus respectively. Both dogs showed blood para¬sites after a prepatent period of 6 days. Through the prepatent period 5 ml of blood were taken daily from each dog and inoculated intravenously into 10 puppies. From the latter, those which were inoculated on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd day of the prepatent period remained negative, while those inoculated on the 4th and 5th days became infected with Babesia. In accordance with the knowledge obtained regarding the preervthrocytic development in the other hemosporidia, the results of our experiments may be interpreted as indicating the existence of an early developmental phase of the babesia in tissue cells of the vertebrate host, corresponding to a negative phase of the blood, and of at least 3 days duration.
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| Authors | ;W. Lobato Paraense |
| Journal | kurdistan journal of applied research |
| Year | 1949 |
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