dc.creatorMatinella,Liboria
dc.creatorPino,Luz
dc.creatorMorales,Gustavo
dc.date2000-07-01
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dc.identifierhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0365-94022000000300005
dc.identifier.urihttp://repositorioslatinoamericanos.uchile.cl/handle/2250/384687
dc.descriptionSix lots of 18 B. glabrata from: La Victoria, Turmero, Cagua in Aragua state; Caserío El 25 in Carabobo state, Chabasquén in Portuguesa state and Humocaro Bajo in Lara state, were experimentally infected with miracidia of SM, C5 and C6 strains of Schistosoma mansoni (18 snails/Schistosoma mansoni strain). The averages of the intramolluscal period (IMP) obtained for the S. mansoni strains were very similar and comprised between 35.4 and 36.1 days. No significative statistical differences in the IMP were found according to the S. mansoni strain and the size of snails: < 7 mm and 7 mm. However, significative statistical differences in the IMP were found, in relation to the B. glabrata strain and between the snails classifiel in two groups according to the S. mansoni dose (5 miracidia/snail and 10 miracidia/snail). The higher percentages of infection (PI) were found for the following parasite-snail combinations: C6-Cas. El 25 (80.7%), SM-La Victoria (73.1%) and C5-Cagua (62%). No significative statistical differences were found for the PI a) between the snail classifiel in two groups according to the size (<7 mm and 7 mm), b) in relation to the miracidium dosification (5 and 10 miracidia/ snail and c) in accord to the S. mansoni strain. However, significative statistical differences were found for the PI obtained with different strains of the snail.
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dc.publisherPrograma de Parasitología. Instituto de Ciencias Biomédicas. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Chile
dc.sourceBoletín chileno de parasitología v.55 n.3-4 2000
dc.subjectcompatibilidad
dc.subjectcepas
dc.subjectVenezuela
dc.titleRelación hospedador - parásito entre tres cepas de Schistosoma mansoni y seis cepas de Biomphalaria glabrata de áreas endémicas y no endémicas venezolanas
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