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Species‐specific mitochondrial gene rearrangements in biting midges and vector species identification

12 Feb 2009

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Partial mitochondrial gene sequences of 16 Culicoides species were determined to elucidate phylogenetic relations among species and to develop a molecular identification method for important virus vector species. In addition, the analysis found mitochondrial gene rearrangement in several species. Sequences of the mitochondrial genome region, cox1-trnL2-cox2 (1940-3785 bp) of 16 Culicoides and additional sequences...

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PMID: 19239613
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2915.2008.00789.x

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