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Characterization of Triatomine Bloodmeal Sources Using Direct Sanger Sequencing and Amplicon Deep Sequencing Methods

2021-11-29

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Knowledge of host associations of blood-feeding vectors may afford insights into managing disease systems and protecting public health. However, the ability of methods to distinguish bloodmeal sources varies widely. We used two methods—Sanger sequencing and amplicon deep sequencing—to target a 228 bp region of the vertebrate CYTB gene and determine hosts fed upon by triatomines (n = 115) collected primarily in Tex...

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15457ea6-fc0e-5bd2-803c-462ddd9508b9
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1087077/v1
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