Anopheles mosquitoes : new insights into malaria vectors
Autor: | Jean Pierre Dujardin, Claire Garros |
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Přispěvatelé: | Manguin, Sylvie (ed.), Mouchet, Jean (préf.) |
Jazyk: | angličtina |
Rok vydání: | 2013 |
Předmět: |
Systematics
TECHNIQUE SSCP PCR Identification Species groups TECHNIQUE AS PCR Anopheles gambiae ADN TECHNIQUE RFLP Polymorphisme Biology TAXONOMIE CYTOGENETIQUE Anopheles Genus Sibling species MORPHOMETRIE Anopheles TECHNIQUE PCR Species identification Sequence database IDENTIFICATION VECTEUR L60 - Taxonomie et géographie animales ANATOMIE ANIMALE Taxonomie PALUDISME BIOLOGIE MOLECULAIRE biology.organism_classification L40 - Anatomie et morphologie des animaux PCR Evolutionary biology Gène DIVERSITE BIOLOGIQUE ELECTROPHORESE Mutation MOUSTIQUE Taxonomy (biology) |
Zdroj: | Anopheles mosquitoes-New insights into malaria vectors |
Popis: | The Anopheles genus is probably one of the best studied genera among insects of medical importance. Of more than 500 species currently listed in the world about sixty species are vectors of malaria agents and about thirty species are responsible for most of the transmission [1-3]. The important epidemiological role of anopheline species has motivated many studies of taxonomy and systematics with traditional tools. With the advent of molecular tools, the development of informatics databases and new mathematical concepts on shape, characteriz‐ ing insects has become more and more accurate. Molecular tools based on the nucleotide polymorphism of DNA have allowed the identification of cryptic diversity, confirming and refining previous findings suggesting the existence of many species groups or complexes of sibling species. The development of international genetic sequence database collabora‐ tionshttp://www.insdc.org, http://www.barcodinglife.com/ allowed the use of reference sequences for species identification. Although not well developed, the same need for infor‐ matic databases arose for traditional taxonomy. |
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