CiNii Articles - Wolbachia genes

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A survey of Lasioderma serricorne (Fabricius) in Japanese Dental Clinics

WATANABE AKARI , TAKAKU SATORU , YOKOTA KENJI , HAYASHI SHUNJI , TAMAKI NAOFUMI , KOKEGUCHI SUSUMU

… Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for the bacterial antibiotic-resistant genes mecA, vanA, vanB, blaIMP, and blaVIM was performed on the captured … The bacterial species detected most commonly in the imagoes was Wolbachia …

Biocontrol Science 24(2), 117-121, 2019

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Molecular identification of seven species of the genus Stigmaeopsis (Acari: Tetranychidae) and preliminary attempts to establish their phylogenetic relationship

Sakamoto Hironori , Matsuda Tomoko , Suzuki Reiko , Saito Yutaka , Lin Jian-Zhen , Zhang Yan-Xuan , Sato Yukie , Gotoh Tetsuo , 佐藤幸恵

… To identify these species at the molecular level, we sequenced the cytochrome c oxidase subunit I (COI) gene of mitochondrial DNA and two nuclear ribosomal RNA genes (18S and 28S) of 20 strains of seven species of Stigmaeopsis [S. … In maximum likelihood (ML) phylogenetic trees of both COI and combined 18S-28S genes, all but one Stigmaeopsis species could be identified as a monophyletic clade with high bootstrap values. …

Systematic and applied acarology 22(1), 91-101, 2017

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Prevalence of laterally transferred Wolbachia genes in Japanese pine sawyer, Monochamus alternatus (Coleoptera : Cerambycidae)

Aikawa Takuya , Nikoh Naruo , Anbutsu Hisashi [他]

Applied entomology and zoology 49(2), 337-346, 2014-05
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Trace of Symbiotic Bacterial Infection in Japanese Pine Sawyer Monochamus alternatus [in Japanese]

Aikawa Takuya

昆虫類には体内に微生物を宿し, その微生物と共生関係を築いている種が数多く存在する。ボルバキアは昆虫を含む節足動物や線虫類に広く感染している細胞内共生細菌で, 細胞質不和合, 雄の雌化, 雄殺し, 産雌性単為生殖などの方法で宿主生物の生殖機能を操作し, 自らを効果的かつ急速に宿主個体群中に広めてゆく。これまで, マツ材線虫病の病原体であるマツノザイセンチュウを媒介するマツノマダラカミキリからもこの …

Journal of the Japanese Forest Society 94(6), 292-298, 2012

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True form of Wolbachia genes detected from Monochamus alternatus [in Japanese]

Aikawa Takuya , Anbutsu Hisashi , Nikoh Naruo , Kikuchi Taisei , Shibata Fukashi , Fukatsu Takema

The Japanese Forest Society Congress 121(0), 185-185, 2010

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On the origin of mitochondria and Rickettsia-related eukaryotic endosymbionts

Lang B. Franz , Brinkmann Henner , Koski Liisa B. , Fujishima Masahiro , Görtz Hans-Dieter , Burger Gertraud

… genome, revealing the absence of genes for oxidative phosphorylation, the TCA cycle, and many other metabolic pathways, but the presence of several pathogenesis-related genes and a high number of bacterial IS elements. … basally to the Rickettsia-Ehrlichia-Wolbachia assemblage of bacterial pathogens. …

Japanese Journal of Protozoology 38(2), 171-183, 2005

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(363)Analysis of wsp and ftsZ Genes in Two Strains of Wolbachia Spreading into Vector Insects of Mulberry [in Japanese]

Sato M. , Mitsuhashi W. , Kawakita H. , Saiki T.

Annals of the Phytopathological Society of Japan 68(2), 254, 2002-08-25
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Reproductive Compatibility of the Two-Spotted Spider Mite (Tetranychus urticae) Infected with Wolbachia

GOTOH Tetsuo , SUGASAWA Jun , NAGATA Toru

… To determine whether the presence of Wolbachia is related to the reproductive incompatibility, males of a Wolbachia-infected green-form population (G^+) were crossed with females of either an uninfected green-form population (G^-) or a G^+ population treated with tetracycline to eliminate all Wolbachia (G^T). …

Entomological Science 2(3), 289-295, 1999-09-25

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CLONING AND CHARACTERIZATION OF TCA CYCLE GENES FROM WOLBACHIA(Genetics)(Proceedings of the Sixty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the Zoological Society of Japan) :

Masui S. , Sasaki T. , Kamoda S. , Ishikawa H.

Zoological science 15(Supplement), 22, 1998

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groE-Homologaus Operon of Wolbachia, an Intracellular Symbiont of Arthropods: A New Approach for Their Phylogeny

MASUI Shinji , SASAKI Tetsuhiko , ISHIKAWA Hajime

… Wolbachia, a member of richettsia found in the cells of many arthropod species, are cytoplasmically inherited bacteria which interfere with host's sexuality and reproduction. … Wolbachia strains have been phylogenetically divided into A and B groups based on the nucleotide sequences of their ftsZ genes. …

Zoological Science 14(4), 701-706, 1997-08-15

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