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Allozyme analysis of Trichinella isolates from various host species and geographical regions.

The Journal of parasitology - 1 Aug 1992

La Rosa G, Pozio E, Rossi P, Murrell K D

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Allozyme analysis was carried out on 152 Trichinella isolates from synanthropic and wild animals and from humans; the isolates were collected from 5 continents. The analysis, involving 27 enzymes, revealed the presence of 8 distinct gene pools, termed T1-T8. Four of the genetic groups represent the 4 previously proposed species: Trichinella spiralis sensu stricto (T1), Trichinella nativa (T2), Trichinella nelsoni...

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