| [studies of hereditary conditionality index on some morphological characters of tupaia belangeri chinensis]. | tree shrew is a kind of excellent experimental animal resource in medical science and biology. in this paper, 35 tupaia blangeri chinensises (tbcs) captured from kunming,yunnan province were investigated. we analyzed hereditary conditionality index about some morphological characters. according to rife-buranamanas law, we analyzed the appearance characteristics with hereditary conditionality including color of fur, orbit etc. the results showed the following: wild fur with seasonal red spot, whi ... | 2004 | 15640044 |
| sarcocystis tupaia, sp. nov., a new parasite species employing treeshrews (tupaiidae, tupaia belangeri chinensis) as natural intermediate hosts. | the range of vertebrates that serve as intermediate hosts for parasites in the genus sarcocystis remains incompletely defined. here, we provide the first report of infections in treeshrews, describe the morphology of encysted parasites using light and transmission electron microscopy, and place this agent within a phylogenetic context by sequencing and comparing its 18s ribosomal dna to that of related parasites. muscle infections were diagnosed in four of 45 wild treeshrews captured in the vici ... | 2010 | 20026242 |
| [preliminary investigation of viruses to the wild tree shrews (tupaia belangeri chinese)]. | virological testing and monitoring is a fundamental part of quality control of experimental animals. however, there are few papers regarding the spectrum and status of natural infection in wild tree shrews with human and animal pathogenic viruses. using enzyme-linked immunosorbent adsorption assay (elisa), we tested sixty wild tree shrews captured from qinglong, an outskirt region of kunming, yunnan province, china for eleven viruses, including herpes simplex virus, coxsackie virus, influenza vi ... | 2011 | 21341387 |
| host selection and niche differentiation in sucking lice (insecta: anoplura) among small mammals in southwestern china. | understanding factors that shape host selection has been a classic issue in ecology, evolutionary biology, and epidemiological investigation. during the survey from 2000 to 2009, a total of 11,216 individuals of small mammals were captured from yunnan province in southwestern china. the captured small mammalian hosts belong to five orders, ten families, 35 genera, and 65 species and from their body surface, 38,885 individuals of ectoparasitic sucking lice were collected, which represent five fam ... | 2010 | 21140167 |