Detection and molecular characterization of Theileria sp. in fallow deer (Dama dama) and ticks from an Italian natural preserve
作者： R. Galuppi , S. Aureli , C. Bonoli , M. Caffara , M.P. Tampieri
DOI: 10.1016/J.RVSC.2010.07.029
关键词: Roe deer 、 Population 、 Theileria sp 、 Ixodes ricinus 、 Ricinus 、 18S ribosomal RNA 、 Biology 、 Haemaphysalis concinna 、 Theileria 、 Veterinary medicine
摘要: The prevalence of piroplasms in a closed population fallow deer (Dama dama L.) living the Italian preserve "Bosco della Mesola"--Ferrara (Mesola wood) was investigated. Blood samples and ticks were collected from 62 deer. On microscopic observation, 28 (45.0%) blood positive for while PCR provided evidence infection 47 (75.8%) 67 ticks, negative animals, identified as Ixodesricinus L., 1758 (89.6%) Haemaphysalisconcinna Koch, 1844 (10.4%). At PCR, four I. ricinus piroplasms. sequences 18S rRNA gene both identical showed high identity (99.6%) with Theileria sp. 3185/02 (DQ866842) capreoli (AY726011) roe Interestingly, phylogenetical analyses evidenced differences between strain Mesola wood ones isolated other areas.
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