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대한의생명과학회 대한의생명과학회지 대한의생명과학회지 제12권 제2호
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2006.6
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99 - 104 (6page)

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Present study was performed to investigate the host-parasite relationship of the Korean Trichinella isolate (KTI). In the experiment to observe the infectivity of KTI to several kinds of animals, the reproductive capacity index (RCI) was highest in cats, and that in mice, hamsters and rats was followed in descending order. However, birds, i. e. wild goose and chicken, did not infect with KTI. The number of larvae per a gram of muscle (LPG : 377) was highest in the tongue of cats experimentally infected with KTI larvae. LPG in the diaphragm, anterior leg, back posterior leg and abdominal muscles were 313, 246, 234, 225 and 170 respectively. Muscle larvae recovered at 55 days after infection were revealed the highest infectivity (RCI : 137.2) in mice. RCI was comparatively low in the mice infected with less than 25 day-old and more than 300 day-old larvae. In the experiment to observe the susceptibility of KTI by the mouse strain, ICR (RCI : 137.2), C57BL/6 (RCI : 108.8), DBA/2 (RCI : 107.1), C3H (RCI : 98.7), BALB/C (RCI : 96.9), FVB (RCI : 96.1) and B6C3F1 (RCI : 85.3) were very susceptible. However, BDF1 (RCI: 57.7) and CBA (RCI: 57.1) were revealed the moderate susceptibility, and B6CBAF1 (RCI: 23.1) was shown the lowest. The infection sites of adults were posteriorly transferred in the small intestine of experimental mice according to the infection periods of muscle larvae. The infection characteristics of KTI observed in this study may be useful as the basic data in the advanced studies, furthermore in the study of other Trichinella isolates.

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