| [study on the situation of plague in junggar basin of china]. | to understand the distribution, fauna, population structure of host animals and their parasitic fleas as well as popular dynamic of animal plague of natural plague foci in junggar basin. | 2008 | 18686853 |
| epidemiology of helicobacter infection in wild rodents in the xinjiang-uygur autonomous region of china. | helicobacter species were detected in the feces of wild rodents captured in qiemo and ruoqiang in the xinjiang-uygur autonomous region of china by polymerase chain reaction and 16s rrna partial sequence analysis. forty-four wild rodents, including one przewalski's gerbil (brachiones przewalskii), three northern three-toed jerboas (dipus sagitta), one long-eared jerboa (euchoreutes naso), 34 midday gerbils (meriones meridianus), two short-tailed bandicoot rats (nesokia indica) and three great ger ... | 2004 | 15386108 |
| [study on the epidemiological characteristics of hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome in inner mongolia]. | in order to better understand the epidemiological features of hantviruses in inner mongolia. | 2007 | 18396665 |
| [the histological structure of the adrenals in three species of desert rodents]. | distinctions of the histological structure of the adrenal gland are especially pronounced in the order of rodents where even the generally accepted scheme of the zonal nature of the adrenal cortex proves to be insufficient for description. under study was the histological structure of the adrenal of the gopher spermophilopsis leptodactylus l., jerboa dipus sagitta pall. and gerbil rhombomys opimus. the material of the study consisted of the adrenals of animals at different age and sex from the ... | 1975 | 1131032 |
| seasonal changes in the genetic diversity of two rodent populations, midday gerbil (meriones meridianus) and northern three-toed jerboa (dipus sagitta), detected by issr. | seasonal changes in genetic diversity of meriones meridianus and dipus sagitta populations in the ningxia hui autonomous region were monitored using inter-simple sequence repeats. there were 45 discernible dna fragments isolated from 33 samples of m. meridianus, and 25 from 40 samples of d. sagitta. the differences in gene frequencies are statistically significant for some alleles. nei's index revealed that the greatest genetic differentiation was distributed within the seasonal groups. nei's an ... | 2012 | 22139460 |
| patterning and post-patterning modes of evolutionary digit loss in mammals. | a reduction in the number of digits has evolved many times in tetrapods, particularly in cursorial mammals that travel over deserts and plains, yet the underlying developmental mechanisms have remained elusive. here we show that digit loss can occur both during early limb patterning and at later post-patterning stages of chondrogenesis. in the 'odd-toed' jerboa (dipus sagitta) and horse and the 'even-toed' camel, extensive cell death sculpts the tissue around the remaining toes. in contrast, dig ... | 2014 | 24990742 |
| phylogenetic analysis of dipus sagitta and euchoreutes naso (rodentia: dipodidae) based on the mitochondrial genomes. | dipus sagitta and euchoreutes naso are both monotypic genus, both of them belong to the family of dipodidae, and e. naso is an endangered species (en) defined by the world conservation union. the length of its complete mitochondrial sequence of d. sagitta and e. naso is 16,664 bp and 16,705 bp, respectively. phylogenetic analysis displayed that d. sagitta, jaculus jaculus, and e. naso were classified into the same cluster. this result was consistent with that of primary morphological taxonomy. ... | 2016 | 26029878 |