Zhongguo ji sheng chong xue yu ji sheng chong bing za zhi = Chinese journal of parasitology & parasitic diseases · 2001
[Studies on detecting Brugia malayi larva in mosquitoes by polymerase chain reaction].
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Wang Y, Dai X D, Tian X G, Cui Y, Li J, Yuan X D, Sun D J
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To establish a specific, sensitive and simple assay for the detection of Brugia malayi larva in Anopheles sinensis.
METHODS: Using a new DNA purification technique (Microcon 100) and two pairs of oligonucleotide primers (p1, p2 and p3, p4) suitable for detecting B. malayi in seven areas in our country, the mosquito vectors infected by B. malayi were detected by polymerase chain reaction(PCR).
RESULTS: This PCR method could amplify separately a 322-basepair(bp) and a 155 bp DNA fragment and detect as few as 1/64 of one L1 in 1 mosquito, the detectable limit was nearly 4 pg DNA of filarial larvae, and it could also detect 1 infected mosquito with one L3 of B. malayi in pools of up to 200 mosquitoes. In contrast, no such specific 322 bp or 155 bp DNA band was detected in Dilofilaria immitis and normal mosquito.
CONCLUSION: This PCR technique established for supervision of mosquito vector in B. malayi endemic areas is specific, sensitive, and simple.
METHODS: Using a new DNA purification technique (Microcon 100) and two pairs of oligonucleotide primers (p1, p2 and p3, p4) suitable for detecting B. malayi in seven areas in our country, the mosquito vectors infected by B. malayi were detected by polymerase chain reaction(PCR).
RESULTS: This PCR method could amplify separately a 322-basepair(bp) and a 155 bp DNA fragment and detect as few as 1/64 of one L1 in 1 mosquito, the detectable limit was nearly 4 pg DNA of filarial larvae, and it could also detect 1 infected mosquito with one L3 of B. malayi in pools of up to 200 mosquitoes. In contrast, no such specific 322 bp or 155 bp DNA band was detected in Dilofilaria immitis and normal mosquito.
CONCLUSION: This PCR technique established for supervision of mosquito vector in B. malayi endemic areas is specific, sensitive, and simple.