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Genetic differentiation of strongyloides stercoralis from two different climate zones revealed by 18S ribosomal DNA sequence comparison.

The Southeast Asian journal of tropical medicine and public health - 1 Nov 2012

Pakdee Wallop, Thaenkham Urusa, Dekumyoy Paron, Sa-Nguankiat Surapol, Maipanich Wanna, Pubampen Somchit

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Over 70 countries in tropical and subtropical zones are endemic areas for Strongyloides stercoralis, with a higher prevalence of the parasite often occurring in tropical regions compared to subtropical ones. In order to explore genetic variations of S. stercoralis form different climate zones, 18S ribosomal DNA of parasite specimens obtained from Thailand were sequenced and compared with those from Japan. The...

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