中国畜牧兽医 ›› 2025, Vol. 52 ›› Issue (10): 4884-4893.doi: 10.16431/j.cnki.1671-7236.2025.10.033

• 预防兽医 • 上一篇    

云南腾冲中缅边境牛羊硬蜱形态学鉴定及基因多态性分析

段雨晴1, 王金萍2, 余洋1, 孙若迪1, 杜月仙1, 赵国稳3, 胡本亮3, 彭明正3, 谭磊1, 姚俊2   

  1. 1. 长江大学动物科学技术学院, 荆州 434025;
    2. 云南畜牧兽医科学院, 云南省热带亚热带动物病毒病重点实验室, 昆明 650224;
    3. 腾冲市滇滩镇综合保障和技术服务中心, 腾冲 679104
  • 收稿日期:2024-12-06 发布日期:2025-09-30
  • 通讯作者: 谭磊, 姚俊 E-mail:523038@yangtzeu.edu.cn;yaojun_joshua@hotmail.com
  • 作者简介:段雨晴,E-mail:921322189@qq.com;王金萍,E-mail:ynzyfeed@163.com。
  • 基金资助:
    云南省科技厅乡村振兴科技专项-科技特派团(202304BI090003);云南省科技厅重点研发计划(202303AK140031);湖北省教育厅科学技术研究项目(Q20231308)

Morphological Identification and Genetic Polymorphism Analysis of Hard Ticks from Cattle and Sheep in the China-Myanmar Border Region of Tengchong City,Yunnan Province

DUAN Yuqing1, WANG Jinping2, YU Yang1, SUN Ruodi1, DU Yuexian1, ZHAO Guowen3, HU Benliang3, PENG Mingzheng3, TAN Lei1, YAO Jun2   

  1. 1. College of Animal Science and Technology, Yangtze University, Jingzhou 434025, China;
    2. Key Laboratory of Tropical and Subtropical Animal Virus Diseases, Yunnan Academy of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences, Kunming 650224, China;
    3. Comprehensive Support and Technical Service Center of Diantan Town, Tengchong 679104, China
  • Received:2024-12-06 Published:2025-09-30

摘要: 【目的】调查云南腾冲中缅边境牛羊硬蜱种类和基因多样性,为其所致疾病的防控提供依据。【方法】于2024年6-7月调查腾冲市4个乡镇牛羊硬蜱感染情况,采集硬蜱并对其进行形态学鉴定;选择16只硬蜱(牛源和羊源各8只)为研究对象,通过PCR扩增其线粒体cox1基因和核糖体ITS2基因序列,通过DNAStar、Mega 7.0和DnaSP软件分析其遗传多样性、单倍型多态性和种系发育关系。【结果】调查的4个乡镇中牛羊感染硬蜱的场阳性率均为100% (24/24);其中牛和羊硬蜱感染率分别94.37%(64/71)和91.74%(111/121);共采集硬蜱362只,形态学鉴定显示均为微小扇头蜱;16只牛羊源微小扇头蜱cox1(762 bp)和ITS2基因序列(1 477 bp)种内差异分别为0~0.5%和0~1.3%;与GenBank收录的微小扇头蜱(分支C)cox1和ITS2基因序列相似性分别超过99.5%和99.0%;cox1和ITS2基因的单倍型多样性分别为0.858和0.932,而核苷酸多样性分别为0.00395和0.00514。遗传进化树分析发现,16只微小扇头蜱与已知微小扇头蜱均属于同一分支,不同宿主源分离株在该分支中随机分布,但与其他硬蜱所属分支相距较远。【结论】云南腾冲牛羊体表携带硬蜱情况严重,且均为微小扇头蜱,属于分支C;不同宿主源微小扇头蜱具有一定的遗传变异,但单倍型多样性和核苷酸多样性均较低,且未出现遗传分化现象。

关键词: 牛; 羊; 微小扇头蜱; cox1基因; ITS2基因; 遗传进化; 单倍型多样性

Abstract: 【Objective】 The aim of this study was to investigate the species and genetic diversity of hard ticks from cattle and sheep in the China-Myanmar border region of Tengchong city,Yunnan province,and provide a basis for the prevention and control of diseases caused by them.【Method】 The present study conducted a survey on tick infection in cattle and sheep in four towns in Tengchong city from June to July 2024,the ticks were collected and submitted to morphological identification.The mitochondrial cox1 gene and ribosomal ITS2 gene sequences of 16 ticks (8 from cattle and 8 from sheep) were amplified by PCR,their genetic diversity,haplotype polymorphism and phylogenetic relationships were analyzed using DNAStar,Mega 7.0 and DnaSP software.【Result】 The farm positive rate of tick infection in cattle and sheep in the four investigated towns was 100% (24/24).The infection rates of ticks in cattle and sheep were 94.37% (64/71) and 91.74% (111/121),respectively.A total of 362 ticks were collected,all of which were identified as Rhipicephalus microplus through morphological analysis.The intraspecific differences in cox1 (762 bp) and ITS2 (1 477 bp) gene sequences of 16 R.microplus isolates were 0-0.5% and 0-1.3%,respectively.The similarity between cox1 and ITS2 gene sequences of R.microplus (branch C) in GenBank exceeded 99.5% and 99.0%,respectively.The haplotype diversity of cox1 and ITS2 genes was 0.858 and 0.932,respectively,while the nucleotide diversity was 0.00395 and 0.00514,respectively.The results of phylogenetic tree analysis revealed that all 16 R.microplus belonged to the same branch as known R.microplus,the isolates from different host sources were randomly distributed in this branch,but they were far away from the branches of other ticks.【Conclusion】 The prevalence of ticks on the surface of cattle and sheep in Tengchong city,Yunnan province was severe,and all ticks were R.microplus belonging to branch C.The R.microplus strains from different hosts had certain genetic variations,but the haplotype diversity and nucleotide diversity were low,and there was no genetic differentiation phenomenon.

Key words: cattle; sheep; Rhipicephalus microplus; cox1 gene; ITS2 gene; genetic evolution; haplotype diversity

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