Document Type : Original Research Article

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Razi Vaccine and Serum Research Institute, Tehran, Iran

Abstract

Theileria annulata is one of the most important bovine parasitic diseases transmitted to the host by hyaloma mites. Diagnosis of this disease is usually made by observing clinical signs as well as laboratory confirmation by preparing a spread of peripheral blood and lymph nodes and observing the shapes inside red blood cells and schizonts inside leukocytes. Nowadays, with molecular methods such as PCR, it is possible to detect the specific DNA of this protozoan with high sensitivity and specificity. The most common genes used in PCR are genes related to the Merozoite surface antigen of Theileria annulata (Tams1), the gene for the surface protein of Theleria (SP) or the ribosomal subunit gene (18s rRNA). Among these, the 18s rRNA gene is suitable for specific diagnosis and phylogenetic studies.

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Investigation of Parasites of Local Isolates of Theileria Anulata from Qazvin Province

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