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Table 1.

Panel of Leishmania strains used for screening of RAPD markers.

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Table 2.

Homology analysis of the sequences of the cloned RAPD markers in 3 Leishmania genomes.

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Figure 1.

RAPD profiles obtained with primers OP-O7 (A) and OP-O13 (B) to illustrate examples of monomorphic and polymorphic profiles.

Laboratory codes of the strains are indicated for each lane. SD: Sudan; TN: Tunisia; M: 100 bp DNA size marker. Indicated sizes are in bp.

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Figure 2.

UPGMA dendrogram obtained using Nei and Li similarity indexes of the panel of geographically diverse strains using the RAPD profiles generated with a selection of 9 decamers.

Species assignment according to isoenzyme analysis, zymodeme (MON for Montpellier) when available, and country of origin are indicated. ET: Ethiopia; SA: Saudi Arabia; IN: India; KE: Kenya; SD: Sudan; TN: Tunisia.

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Figure 3.

Genomic RFLP analysis using different restriction enzymes and 3 RAPD markers unassigned by in silico analysis.

The hybridization patterns were revealed by the different probes, A: LEM536/320/OPAY8, B: LEM496/300/OPAD17 and C: M106/200/OPAY9. Tested isolates correspond to L. major (FMH; L. maj), L. archibaldi (GEBRE; L. arch), L. donovani (HU3; L. don), L. tropica (DBKM; L. tro) and L. infantum (LEM1163; L. inf). EcoRI, PstI, HindIII, XhoI on top of the panel indicate the restriction enzyme used to digest the total Leishmania DNAs.

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Table 3.

Selected features characterizing the cloned RAPD markers.

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Table 4.

Comparative inter-species analysis of mutations within the RAPD priming sites.

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