中国畜牧兽医 ›› 2025, Vol. 52 ›› Issue (4): 1825-1835.doi: 10.16431/j.cnki.1671-7236.2025.04.034

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新疆南疆部分地区绵羊体表寄生软蜱种类鉴定及其携带绵羊无浆体的检测分析

朱慧茹, 赵育栋, 刘丹丹, 姜冰冰, 张泽田, 马思楠, 李龙涛, 黄景仁杰, 王永青, 巴音查汗, 张杨, 李永畅, 张伟   

  1. 新疆农业大学动物医学学院, 新疆草食动物新药研究与创制重点实验室, 乌鲁木齐 830000
  • 收稿日期:2024-07-18 发布日期:2025-03-29
  • 通讯作者: 张伟 E-mail:ZW2017xjau@163.com
  • 作者简介:朱慧茹,E-mail:1503994755@qq.com;赵育栋,E-mail:2596571191@qq.com。朱慧茹与赵育栋对本文具有同等贡献,并列为第一作者。
  • 基金资助:
    自治区自然科学基金面上项目(2022D01A166);国家自然科学基金项目(32060803);新疆维吾尔自治区天山英才创新团队-生物媒介及其传播人畜共患虫媒病研究创新团队(2023TSYCTD0008)

Species Identification of Parasitic Argasid Ticks and Detection of Anaplasma ovis from Sheep in Some Areas of Southern Xinjiang,China

ZHU Huiru, ZHAO Yudong, LIU Dandan, JIANG Bingbing, ZHANG Zetian, MA Sinan, LI Longtao, HUANG Jingrenjie, WANG Yongqing, Bayinchahan, ZHANG Yang, LI Yongchang, ZHANG Wei   

  1. Xinjiang Key Laboratory of New Drug Study and Creation for Herbivorous Animal, College of Veterinary Medicine, Xinjiang Agricultural University, Urumqi 830000, China
  • Received:2024-07-18 Published:2025-03-29

摘要: 【目的】了解新疆南疆部分地区绵羊体表寄生软蜱种类及其携带绵羊无浆体(Anaplasma ovis)的情况,旨在为南疆地区绵羊无浆体病的防控工作提供科学依据。【方法】在2022—2023年间于新疆于田、英吉沙、伽师、策勒、乌什、阿瓦提6个地区采集绵羊体表寄生饥饿软蜱样本134只,对其进行形态学鉴定后,通过PCR方法对软蜱16S rDNA绵羊无浆体主要表面蛋白4(major surface protein 4,MSP4)基因进行扩增,在GenBank中下载相似度高的序列进行本地多序列比对,并利用Mega X生物软件绘制系统进化树。【结果】经形态学鉴定,软蜱样本背皮无盾板,有星状小窝散在分布,初步鉴定软蜱样品为钝缘蜱属(Ornithodoros);分子生物学鉴定显示,其16S rDNA基因序列与GenBank中拉合尔钝缘蜱新疆株(登录号:ON159483)遗传距离最近,相似性达100%;经PCR检测软蜱中携带绵羊无浆体,其阳性率可达14.92%(20/134)。将测得的阳性序列与绵羊无浆体新疆株(登录号:OP503167)和苏丹株(登录号:KU497709)MSP4基因序列进行差异比对,有6个位点出现碱基差异,并且存在6个绵羊无浆体基因型,分别命名为LA1、LA2、LA3、LY1、LY2和LT1,登录号依次为:PP997635―PP997640。遗传进化分析发现,绵羊无浆体MSP4基因序列与绵羊无浆体苏丹株(登录号:MF740812)、巴基斯坦株(登录号:MT311203)遗传距离最近,相似性在98.46%~99.68%之间。【结论】新疆南疆部分地区绵羊体表寄生软蜱均为拉合尔钝缘蜱,软蜱样本中绵羊无浆体阳性率为14.92%,且新疆地区绵羊无浆体基因型以LT1型为主。本研究结果丰富了新疆地区软蜱携带无浆体数据信息,可为新疆地区软蜱携带病原的流行病学研究及蜱媒疾病的防控提供理论依据。

关键词: 软蜱; 拉合尔钝缘蜱; 绵羊无浆体; MSP4基因; 遗传进化

Abstract: 【Objective】 This study was aimed to investigate the species of parasitic argasid ticks on the surface of sheep and the infection status of Anaplasma ovis in certain areas of Southern Xinjiang,China,and provide a scientific basis for the prevention and control of Anaplasma ovis disease in the region.【Method】 A total of 134 samples of hungry argasid ticks from sheep were collected from Yutian,Yingjisha,Jiashi,Qira,Wushi and Awat in Xinjiang from 2022 to 2023.These samples were identified through morphological and molecular biology methods.PCR technique was employed to amplify the 16S rDNA gene of argasid ticks and the major surface protein 4 (MSP4) gene of Anaplasma ovis.Furthermore,sequences with high similarity were retrieved from GenBank for local multiple sequence alignments,and phylogenetic tree was constructed using Mega X.【Result】 After morphological identification,the dorsum of the argasid ticks lacked a shield and featured a scattered distribution of stellate fossae,which were initially identified as Ornithodoros. Through molecular biological identification,its 16S rDNA gene sequence was found to be closest to Ornithodoros lahorensis in Xinjiang strain (accession No.:ON159483) in GenBank,with 100% similarity.The detection of Anaplasma ovis in argasid ticks by PCR had a positive rate of 14.92% (20/134).The positive sequence was compared with the MSP4 gene sequence of Xinjiang (accession No.:OP503167) and Sudan (accession No.:KU497709) strains,and 6 base differences and 6 genotypes of Anaplasma ovis were identified,named as LA1,LA2,LA3,LY1,LY2 and LT1,respectively,the accession No.were as follows:PP997635-PP997640.Genetic evolutionary analysis revealed that the MSP4 gene sequence of Anaplasma ovis was closest to Sudan (accession No.:MF740812) and Pakistan (accession No.:MT311203) strains,with similarities ranging from 98.77% to 99.69%.【Conclusion】 The argasid ticks in Southern Xinjiang were all identified as Ornithodoros lahorensis,and the positive rate of Anaplasma ovis from sheep in these samples was 14.92%.The genotype of Anaplasma ovis from sheep in Southern Xinjiang were predominantly type LT1.The results had enriched the Anaplasma ovis database of Xinjiang,and provided a theoretical reference for the epidemiological study of pathogens carried by argasid ticks,as well as for the prevention and control of tick-borne diseases in the region.

Key words: argasid ticks; Ornithodoros lahorensis; Anaplasma ovis; MSP4 gene; genetic evolutionary

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