Mitochondrial DNA variation and structure among North American populations of Megaselia scalaris
bioRxiv
Jun 13, 2014
Bret S LesavoyMohamed A F Noor
PMID: 990006288
DOI: 10.1101/006288
Abstract
The scuttle fly Megaselia scalaris is a pest species whose larvae consume living or dead plant or animal tissue, and parasitize humans. Although known to exist on most continents, often transported passively with humans, the connectivity between populations has not been investigated. We...read more
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DNA, Mitochondrial
Animal Tissue, NOS
Cytochrome a
Cytochrome B Activity
Larva
North
Mitochondria
Isolate - Microorganism
Structure
Human parasite
2
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Mitochondrial DNA variation and structure among North American populations of Megaselia scalaris
Abstract
The scuttle fly Megaselia scalaris is a pest species whose larvae consume living or dead plant or animal tissue, and parasitize humans. Although known to exist on most continents, often transported passively with humans, the connectivity between populations has not been investigated. We...read more
Mentioned in this Paper
DNA, Mitochondrial
Animal Tissue, NOS
Cytochrome a
Cytochrome B Activity
Larva
North
Mitochondria
Isolate - Microorganism
Structure
Human parasite
2
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