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NEWBORN LARVAE PRODUCTION PER FEMALE WORM OF 4 TRICHINELLA ISOLATES

Song Ming

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Newborn larvae production per female worm of 4 Trichinella isolates in vitro was compared. It was found that swine isolate and T.spiralis were more productive, with an average of total production of 66.00±7.34 and 76.20±7.57 newborn larvae(NBL) released per female worm at 24 hours of cultivation respectively, dog isolate and T.nativa had lower production, with an average of 28.80±4.30 and 22.00±3.22 NBL/female respectively. It is concluded that Trichinella from swine and dog in Hei longjiang province, China, belong to Trichinella spiralis and Trichinella nativa.

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Newborn larvae production per female worm of 4 Trichinella isolates in vitro was compared. It was found that swine isolate and T.spiralis were more productive, with an average of total production of 66.00±7.34 and 76.20±7.57 newborn larvae(NBL) released per female worm at 24 hours of cultivation respectively, dog isolate and T.nativa had lower production, with an average of 28.80±4.30 and 22.00±3.22 NBL/female respectively. It is concluded that Trichinella from swine and dog in Hei longjiang province, China, belong to Trichinella spiralis and Trichinella nativa.

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Newborn larvae production per female worm of 4 Trichinella isolates in vitro was compared. It was found that swine isolate and T.spiralis were more productive, with an average of total production of 66.00±7.34 and 76.20±7.57 newborn larvae(NBL) released per female worm at 24 hours of cultivation respectively, dog isolate and T.nativa had lower production, with an average of 28.80±4.30 and 22.00±3.22 NBL/female respectively. It is concluded that Trichinella from swine and dog in Hei longjiang province, China, belong to Trichinella spiralis and Trichinella nativa.

Key concepts: Trichinella, Trichinella spiralis, Larva, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Trichinosis, Helminths, Zoology

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