Genetics & Genomics
Trypanosoma rangeli histone gene sequence serves as a differential marker
Published in TB and Outbreaks Week, September 26th, 2006
"T. rangeli has recently been divided in two primary lineages denoted as KP1+ and KP1- strains because of epidemiological and evolutionary interest in the molecular differentiation of these two groups," wrote C. Cuervo and colleagues, University of Javeriana.
"We report the molecular characterization of the genes encoding histone H2A protein from a T rangeli KP1+ strain (H14), its comparison to T rangeli KPI- strain (C23) histone H2A coding genes [Puerta, C., Cuervo, P., Thomas, M.C., Lopez, M.C., 2000,...
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