ArticleJournal of arthropod-borne diseases2017
Utility of mtDNA-COI Barcode Region for Phylogenetic Relationship and Diagnosis of Five Common Pest Cockroaches.
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Abstract
backgroundCockroaches are of vital importance medically and hygienically as they can disperse human pathogenic agents and are especially responsible for food contamination and spreading of food borne pathogens. In this study, part of mtDNA-COI gene of five common pest cockroaches was tested for diagnostic and phylogenetic purposes.
methodsWe have described barcode region of mtDNA-COI gene of five cockroach species:
resultsThe PCR generates a single 710 bp-sized amplicon in all cockroach specimens, followed by direct sequencing.
conclusionThe PCR-RFLP protocol might be useful when the conventional taxonomic methods are not able to identify specimens, particularly when only small body parts of specimens are available or they are in a decaying condition. mtDNA-COI gene shows potentially useful for studying phylogenetic relationships of Blattodea order.
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