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New Molecular Approach for the Detection of Kinetoplastida Parasites of Medical and Veterinary Interest

2 Mar 2020

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Kinetoplastids are protozoa containing a range of ubiquitous free_living species–pathogens of invertebrates, vertebrates and even some plants. Some of them are causative agents of canine vector-borne diseases. Their diagnosis is often missing in a gold standard. Here, we proposed a molecular approach for the diagnosis and study of Kinetoplastida. The TaqMan qPCR assays target the following genes: 24Sa LSU of...

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PMID: 32131458
DOI: 10.3390/microorganisms8030356

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