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Genetic diversity of Histoplasma capsulatum isolated from infected bats randomly captured in Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina, using the polymorphism of (GA)(n) microsatellite and its flanking regions.
Fungal biology - 1 Feb 2012
Taylor Maria Lucia, Hernández-García Lorena, Estrada-Bárcenas Daniel, Salas-Lizana Rodolfo, Zancopé-Oliveira Rosely M, García de la Cruz Saúl, Galvão-Dias Maria A, Curiel-Quesada Everardo, Canteros Cristina E, Bojórquez-Torres Georgina, Bogard-Fuentes Carlos A, Zamora-Tehozol Erick
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The genetic diversity of 47 Histoplasma capsulatum isolates from infected bats captured in Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina was studied, using sequence polymorphism of a 240-nucleotides (nt) fragment, which includes the (GA)(n) length microsatellite and its flanking regions within the HSP60 gene. Three human clinical strains were used as geographic references. Based on phylogenetic analyses of 240-nt fragments...
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