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Rev. chil. infectol ; 29(3): 248-289, jun. 2012. ilus, tab
Artigo em Espanhol | LILACS | ID: lil-645596

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Introduction: To date, there has been no definitive confirmation of the presence of zoonotic dirofilariasis in dogs in Chile. Objectives: To study the presence of dirofilarias in blood samples from dogs collected in a semi-rural district near Santiago and to compare their frequency in dogs with and without dermatological manifestations. Methods: We examined 100 blood samples for dog filariae infections using microscopic methods (modified Knott technique). 50 dogs presented dermatological symptoms or signs compatible with filarial infections and 50 were asymptomatic. ITS-2 and 12s rDNA gene amplification by PCR and sequencing were performed in samples microscopically positive for microfilariae. Results. We observed microfilariae in 22 dogs (22%). Of these, 16/50 (32%) were symptomatic and 6/50 (12%) were asymptomatic (p = 0.02). Morphologically, the majority of micro-filariae were similar to Dirofilaria repens, although many had a bigger size than previously described. Nucleotide sequencing of the amplified genes showed no more than 95% homology with the D. repens sequences available for comparison. D. reconditum and D. dracunculoides infections were also identified. Conclusions: These features might indicate the presence of new species of Dirofilaria or a D. repens close related variant in Chile.


Introducción: A la fecha no hay datos concluyentes en Chile respecto a la presencia de dirofilariasis zoonótica en perros. Objetivos: Identificar la presencia de dirofilarias en sangre de perros de una comuna semi-rural cercana a Santiago y comparar su frecuencia en animales con y sin manifestaciones dermatológicas. Materialy Métodos. Se examinó un frotis sanguíneo de 100 perros en busca de microfilarias mediante observación microscópica (técnica de Knott modificada). Cincuenta perros presentaban síntomas o signos dermatológicos que se han asociado a esta parasitosis y 50 eran asintomáticos. Se amplificaron los genes ITS-2 y 12s ADNr de filarías en las muestras con microfilarias al frotis, secuenciando los fragmentos amplificados. Resultados: Se observaron microfilarias en 22 perros (22%), 16/50 (32%) sintomáticos y 6/50 (12%) asintomáticos (p = 0,02). Morfológicamente, la mayoría de las microfilarias observadas fueron similares a D. repens; sin embargo, una gran proporción mostró un tamaño mayor al descrito para esta especie. Las secuencias nucleotídicas de los genes amplificados mostraron una homología no mayor al 95% con las secuencias de D. repens disponibles para comparación. Se identificaron además dos especies poco patógenas, D. reconditum por morfología y secuenciación genética y D. dracunculoides por morfología. Conclusiones: Los resultados indican la existencia de una nueva especie de Dirofilaria cercanamente relacionada a D. repens o de una variante de esta especie.


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Animais , Cães , Dirofilaria/classificação , Dirofilariose/sangue , População Rural/classificação , Chile/epidemiologia , Dirofilaria repens/isolamento & purificação , Dirofilaria/anatomia & histologia , Dirofilariose/epidemiologia , Doenças do Cão/diagnóstico , Filogenia , Reação em Cadeia da Polimerase , Prevalência , Análise de Sequência de DNA
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Southeast Asian J Trop Med Public Health ; 1990 Mar; 21(1): 95-102
Artigo em Inglês | IMSEAR | ID: sea-35644

RESUMO

This paper reports for the first time the morphology of larval stages of Setaria labiato-papillosa. The infective larvae of this species had two circles of small papillae on the cephalic end, 4 papillae for outer circle and 6 for inner circle. The caudal end of S. labiato-papillosa is in digital form with 3 transversally arranged papillae. There are 2 circles of small papillae on the cephalic end of S. leichungwingi and S. equina, 4 for each circle; the caudal terminal of the former species is willow-shaped with 3 pearl-like papillae, and that of the latter is conical shaped with 1 bulbed papilla, 2 slightly protruded papillae at sub-terminal. The anal ratios of all the above 3 species are below 3. Morphology of larval stages of Dirofilaria repens was also primarily described in China. The 3 bulbed caudal papillae of the infective larvae are closely arranged, and the anal ratio being less than 2. A key to infective larvae of 8 species of filaria was worked out according to relevant literature and the present study.


Assuntos
Animais , China , Culicidae/parasitologia , Dirofilaria/anatomia & histologia , Cães , Filarioidea/anatomia & histologia , Larva , Setaríase
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