The extracted DNA was analyzed by a newly designed multiplex real-time PCR using the primers for Culex pipiens F (
Multiplex Real-Time PCR for Culex Mosquito Identification
The extracted DNA was analyzed by a newly designed multiplex real-time PCR using the primers for Culex pipiens F (
Corresponding Organization : Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine
Other organizations : German Center for Infection Research, Bundeswehrkrankenhaus, Pathologie Hamburg-West
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Variable analysis
- Mosquito collection sites
- Identification of mosquito genus
- Identification of Culex species and biotypes
- Detection of Culex torrentium DNA
- Freezing mosquitoes at -70°C
- Pooling Culex mosquitoes up to 25 specimens per pool
- Maintaining pooled samples at -70°C until assay
- Triturating mosquito pools in cell culture medium with specific components (high glucose DMEM, fetal bovine serum, penicillin, streptomycin, amphotericin B)
- Using two stainless steel beads and TissueLyser for 2 min at 50 oscillations/s
- Clarifying suspensions by centrifugation
- DNA extraction using AquaGenomic™-Solution or QIAamp viral RNA mini kit
- Performing multiplex real-time PCR with specific primer and probe concentrations
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