ISSN 1003-8280 CN 10-1522/R 中国疾病预防控制中心 主办
Objective To study the infection of Schistosomiasis in small mammals and other final host after achieving control standards of schistosomiasis in Eryuan, explore small mammals' roles in schistosomiasis transmission in mountainous endemic regions in Yunnan province. Methods To capture the small mammals by night trapping method in the cultivated area with snail breeding around the villages. The infection by anatomical observation and stool examination after taxonomic identification of the small mammals. The infection of Schistosomiasis of residents and domestic animals, and situation on the snails were surveyed by the routine method,2010-2011. Results Six species, 4 genera, 3 families and 3 orders of 307 small mammals were captured in the schistosomiasis area. The rate of the captured was 12.79%. The predominant species were Rattus sladeni and Apodemus chevrieri, which accounted for 53.75% and 20.85% respectively. Among 305 small mammals being tested, one R. sladeni was infected with Schistosomiasis japonica, the infection rate of R. sladeni was 0.61%(1/165) and EPG(x) was 0.291, small mammals was 0.33%(1/305)and EPG(x) was 0.157. The infection rate of Schistosomiasis of humans, cattles, horses and dogs were about 1.01%(6/597), 0.83%(5/599), 0.58% (1/173), and 5.91% (13/220), and other animals were negative. The infectiosity EPG(x) of humans, cattles, horses and dogs were 0.009-0.010, 0.005, 0.007, and 0.080. There was statistical significance between the infection rate of Schistosomiasis of small mammals and dogs (χ2=15.339, P<0.05), as small mammals with others no significant differences. Density of living snails was decreased and no infected snail was found. Conclusion The result indicated the low infection of Schistosomiasis in small mammals in the area where it was achieved with control standard of Schistosomiasis. Further investigation may need to confirm the infection of Schistosomiasis in small mammals in some areas of mountainous valley region.
Objective To identify the population composition, distribution and biology of mosquitoes in Anhui province as evidence for the development of control strategies against mosquito-borne diseases. Methods Mosquito were captured or collected by the man-hour or light trap Methods. Results From August to September 2009, 2086 mosquitoes were captured, which belonged to 10 species, 5 subgenera, 4 genera and 2 subfamily. The dominant species was Culex tritaeniorhynchus (67.79%), and Cx. pipiens pallens (12.03%), Cx. bitaeniorhynchus (11.79%), Armigeres subalbatus (5.03%) and Anopheles sinensis (1.58%) were commonly seen in summer. The mosquito populations varied in different habitats. Conclusion The mosquito population composition was dependent on habitat type, breeding resources, climate and geographic factors. Hence, effective mosquito control strategies should be tailored to local mosquito population structures.
Objective To determine the density fluctuation and population composition of mosquitoes in Anhui, providing scientific evidence for further development of control and prevention strategies. Methods From May to October in 2004 and 2007, man?attracting and net trap approaches were used to monitor the density of mosquitoes, which were then classified, identified and counted. Results The mosquito density peaked in the period from July to September, particularly in early July (641.4/person hour) and late August (824.6/person hour). The highest density was present in late August. The dominant species was Culex tritaeniorhynchus, accounting for 65.36% of the total captures. Conclusion Cx. tritaeniorhynchus was the dominant species in Anhui, to which importance should be attached in further prevention and control process. The development of control strategies should be based on the occurrence patterns derived from the monitoring data.
【Abstract】 Objective To survey reservoir hosts of desert-type kala-azar in Tarim Basin. Methods Collect animal samples in winter, and screen the samples which antibody were positive by ELISA. Leishmania was isolated by Lagurus lagurus inoculation and tissue culture. The specific gene sequences of Leishmania infantum isolated from kala?azar patients, Yarkend hare and Phlebotomus wui were amplified by molecular biological technology. Results There was Leishmania antibodies in Yarkend hare and Canis familiaris, and 3 strains of Leishmania were isolated from 44 of Yarkend hare which antibodies were positive. The NAGT gene sequences amplified from hares (3 strains), patients (1 strain) and vectors (6 strains) were same, according with the sequence of L.infantum (AF205934) from GenBank. Conclusion It suggests that yarkend hare is one of the primal host of desert-type kala-azar in Tarim Basin.