HYPERTROPHIED SALIVARY GLANDS IN GLOSSINA - EVIDENCE THAT G-PALLIDIPES WITH THIS ABNORMALITY IS PECULIARLY SUITED TO TRYPANOSOME INFECTION
HYPERTROPHIED SALIVARY GLANDS IN GLOSSINA - EVIDENCE THAT G-PALLIDIPES WITH THIS ABNORMALITY IS PECULIARLY SUITED TO TRYPANOSOME INFECTION
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10.1080/00034983.1945.11685209
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1945-01-01
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BURTT, E
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BURTT, E
对5种舌蝇（苍舌蝇、奥氏舌蝇、短喙舌蝇、摩氏舌蝇和舌蝇）的研究表明，约2-3%的苍舌舌蝇和较小比例的摩氏舌蝇具有唾液腺肥大。具有这种异常的苍白棘球绦虫的标本特别适合于锥虫的发育，特别是布氏锥虫和在较小程度上的刚果棘球绦虫或间日绦虫。似乎没有证据表明莫西坦氏锥虫的异常唾液腺有助于罗得西亚锥虫的发展。
Studies on 5 spp. of tsetse flies (Glossina pallidipes, G. austeni, G. brevipalpis, G. morsitans and G. palpis) revealed about 2-3% of G. pallidipes and a smaller % of G. morsitans having hypertrophied salivary glands. Specimens of G. pallidipes with this abnormality are peculiarly suited for the development of trypanosomes, particularly T. brucei and to a lesser degree T. congolcnsc or T. vivax. There appears to be no evidence that the abnormal salivary glands of G. morsitans aid the development of T. rhodesiense.