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Studies on Biological Characteristics of Trichinella Isolates

Lu Yi

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Biological characteristics of Trichinella from swine and dog in Heilongjiang province, China were first investigated in combination with studies in biology, the international standard Trichinella isolates, T. spiralis and T. nativa were used as the control. The results indicated as follows:1. Development time of nurse cells around muscle larvae in mice diaphragms was different, at 16 days postinfection (d.p.i.) for swine isolate, at 18,20 and 22d.p.i.for T. spiralis, dog isolate and T. nativa. The 100% level of encapsulation occurred at 32 d.p.i. for dog isolate and T. nativa, at 36 d.p.i. for T. spiralis and at 38 d.p.i. for swine isolate.2.Adult worm longevity of swine isolate, T. spiralis, dog isolate and T. nativa was 22, 20, 16 and 14 days during the intestinal phase respectively; 3. Intestinal distribution of Trichinella from swine and dog, T. spiralis and T. nativa was mainly anterior and middle position in mice, but the number of dog isolate and T. nativa were higher than swine isolate and T.spiralis (P0.01).On the basis of the results, it is concluded that Trichinella from swine and dog in Heilongjiang province China belong to Trichinella spiralis and Trichinella nativa, respectively.

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Biological characteristics of Trichinella from swine and dog in Heilongjiang province, China were first investigated in combination with studies in biology, the international standard Trichinella isolates, T. spiralis and T. nativa were used as the control. The results indicated as follows:1. Development time of nurse cells around muscle larvae in mice diaphragms was different, at 16 days postinfection (d.p.i.) for swine isolate, at 18,20 and 22d.p.i.for T. spiralis, dog isolate and T. nativa. The 100% level of encapsulation occurred at 32 d.p.i. for dog isolate and T. nativa, at 36 d.p.i. for T. spiralis and at 38 d.p.i. for swine isolate.2.Adult worm longevity of swine isolate, T. spiralis, dog isolate and T. nativa was 22, 20, 16 and 14 days during the intestinal phase respectively; 3. Intestinal distribution of Trichinella from swine and dog, T. spiralis and T. nativa was mainly anterior and middle position in mice, but the number of dog isolate and T. nativa were higher than swine isolate and T.spiralis (P0.01).On the basis of the results, it is concluded that Trichinella from swine and dog in Heilongjiang province China belong to Trichinella spiralis and Trichinella nativa, respectively.

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Biological characteristics of Trichinella from swine and dog in Heilongjiang province, China were first investigated in combination with studies in biology, the international standard Trichinella isolates, T. spiralis and T. nativa were used as the control. The results indicated as follows:1. Development time of nurse cells around muscle larvae in mice diaphragms was different, at 16 days postinfection (d.p.i.) for swine isolate, at 18,20 and 22d.p.i.for T. spiralis, dog isolate and T. nativa. The 100% level of encapsulation occurred at 32 d.p.i. for dog isolate and T. nativa, at 36 d.p.i. for T. spiralis and at 38 d.p.i. for swine isolate.2.Adult worm longevity of swine isolate, T. spiralis, dog isolate and T. nativa was 22, 20, 16 and 14 days during the intestinal phase respectively; 3. Intestinal distribution of Trichinella from swine and dog, T. spiralis and T. nativa was mainly anterior and middle position in mice, but the number of dog isolate and T. nativa were higher than swine isolate and T.spiralis (P0.01).On the basis of the results, it is concluded that Trichinella from swine and dog in Heilongjiang province China belong to Trichinella spiralis and Trichinella nativa, respectively.

Key concepts: Trichinella, Trichinella spiralis, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Larva, Medicine, Ecology

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