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Torix group <i>Rickettsia</i> are widespread in New Zealand freshwater amphipods: using blocking primers to rescue host COI sequences

2020-05-30

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Endosymbionts and intracellular parasites are common in arthropods and other invertebrate hosts. As a consequence, (co)amplification of untargeted bacterial sequences has been occasionally reported as a common problem in DNA barcoding. The bacterial genus Rickettsia belongs to the order Rickettsiales and consists of two lineages: one including diverse pathogens infecting arthropod hosts, the other consisting of n...

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874b5d7d-9e26-5f87-811b-cad67f067697
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10.1101/2020.05.28.120196
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