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From: Application of LAMP and TaqMan qPCR for the rapid diagnosis of Anaplasma Capra (an emerging tick-borne zoonotic pathogen) and comparison with Nested-PCR

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Specificity assays of molecular methods. A: (1) A. capra, (2) A. ovis, 3. A. bovis, 4. A. marginale, 5. A. centrale, 6. (A) phagocytophilum like-1 and like-2 mix, 7. Anaplasma negative, 8. (B) bigemina, 9. B. major, 10. B. occultans, 11. T. annulata, 12. T. orientalis, 13. Theileria sp. MK., 14. T. ovis, 15. Theileria sp. OT3, 16. T. equi, 17. Theileria/Babesia negative. B: The colorimetric LAMP gave positive results (color change) for A. capra (1), but negative results for other Anaplasma/Theileria/Babesia samples. C: Conventional LAMP gave positive results (ladder-like amplicons) for A. capra (1), but negative results for other Anaplasma/Theileria/Babesia samples. D: The TaqMan qPCR gave positive results (sigmoidal wave) for A. capra (1) and negative results for other Anaplasma/Theileria/Babesia species

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