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Detection of clade types (clades I and II) within Anopheles funestus sensu stricto by the hydrolysis probe analysis (TaqMan assay).

Parasites & vectors - 12 Jun 2013

Choi Kwang Shik, Coetzee Maureen, Koekemoer Lizette L

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BACKGROUND: Recent studies presented two clades (clades I and II) within the major malaria vector, Anopheles funestus s.s. on the mitochondrial DNA. We describe a hydrolysis probe analysis (TaqMan assay) method for the rapid identification of these two clades. FINDINGS: A total of 53 An. funestus s.s. from Malawi and Mozambique were tested for detection of clade types using the hydrolysis probe analysis. Results...

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PMID: 23758959
DOI: 10.1186/1756-3305-6-173
PMCID: PMC3691741

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