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Effect of climate change on the geographical distribution of Bithynia fuchsiana habitats in China
DU Yu-zhuang, CUN De-jiao, YAO Xiao-yan, YANG Yi-tao, SHAO Li-jun, ZHANG Yi, TIAN Na, LI Lan-hua
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Objective To analyze the environmental factors that affect the distribution of Bithynia fuchsiana and to project the distribution of B. fuchsiana in China in the current climate and climate in 2050. Methods Publications on B. fuchsiana from January 1, 2000 to July 15, 2021 were retrieved from CNKI, Wanfang Data, VIP Data, CBMdisc, PubMed, and Web of Science. Information about the distribution of B. fuchsiana in China and environmental factors was obtained. A maximum entropy model was used to analyze the influences of environmental factors on the distribution of B. fuchsiana and to project its suitable habitats in China. Results Among the environmental factors, elevation (30.30%), precipitation in the driest month (26.90%), mean monthly temperature range (12.40%) and normalized difference water index (12.20%) were the key factors affecting the distribution of B. fuchsiana. Currently, the suitable habitat area of B. fuchsiana was 2 442.30 thousand km 2 in China, including highly suitable area (356.00 thousand km 2), moderately suitable area (705.70 thousand km 2) and marginally suitable area (1 380.60 thousand km 2). The suitable habitats would expand to the north and increase by 450.50 thousand km 2 under the representative concentration path (RCP) 4.5 emissions scenario in 2050. Conclusion Altitude is the main factor affecting the distribution of B. fuchsiana, and in the future climate change would expand the distribution of B. fuchsiana in China.
2022, 33 (2): 268-272.   doi: 10.11853/j.issn.1003.8280.2022.02.019
Study on genotype of Hantavirus at Changchun Longjia international airport
HE Chen, SHAO Li-Jun, HUANG Xin-Gong, XU Ya-Qin, LIU Ya
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【Abstract】 Objective To study the difference of Hantavirus genotype among rats at Changchun Longjia international airport. Methods From Apr. 2006 to Mar. 2007, rodents were captured by snap trap (mouse clamp). Samples were detected by direct immunofluorescence technique. The partial M fragments were amplified with nested reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) using Hantavirus genotype-specific primers, and its sequence was analyzed. Results There were 195 mice captured, and about 10 mice took the Hantavirus. There were 4 Hantaan viruses and 6 Seoul viruses. Nucleotide sequence homology analysis showed that there was some mutation in the Hantavirus and no found new sub-genotype. Conclusion There are Hantaan viruses and Seoul viruses at Changchun Longjia international airport, which is valuable for the prevention and control of hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome.

2009, 20 (3): 246-248.