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Pebrine-A Silent Threat to Indian Sericulture [PDF]
UTTAR PRADESH JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGYIndian culture is deeply rooted in sericulture, with different regions having a track record for supporting distinct populations of silkworms. For example, the North-Eastern region of the country is home to a diverse range of Muga (Antheraea assamensis Helfer), Eri (Samia ricini Donovan), and Oak Tasar (Antheraea proyleiJolly) silkworms.
Hussain, Md. Akib +4 more
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The Pebrine Corpuscles in the Silkworm, and what they are analogous to
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A new method of pebrine inspection of silkworm egg using multiprimer PCR
Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, 2003Using a mixture of several PCR primers, we evaluated whether multiprimer PCR is practically useful for the early and simultaneous detection of several kinds of microsporidia that cause silkworm pebrine. When genomic DNA extracted from silkworm eggs infected with Nosema bombycis was used as the DNA template, the specific DNA sequences were amplified by ...
Yoshinori Hatakeyama
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Parasitology Research, 2022
Pebrine disease is caused by microporidia (Nosema bombycis) and is destructive to sericulture production. A carbendazim-based drug FangWeiLing (FWL) has a significant control effect on the disease, which is a successful example of drug treatment of microsporidia. In this study, the therapeutic effect and critical action time of FWL were investigated by
Shijuan Yan, Qiong Yang
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Pebrine disease is caused by microporidia (Nosema bombycis) and is destructive to sericulture production. A carbendazim-based drug FangWeiLing (FWL) has a significant control effect on the disease, which is a successful example of drug treatment of microsporidia. In this study, the therapeutic effect and critical action time of FWL were investigated by
Shijuan Yan, Qiong Yang
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The spread of pebrine within a colony of the silkworm, Bombyx mori (Linnaeus)
Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, 1965Abstract The epizootic pattern of pebrine within a colony of the silkworm, Bombyx mori (Linnaeus), was investigated. The rate of infection was high in the first, the second, and the fifth instars, and low in the middle instars. This pattern corresponded to the change in the number of larvae excreting spores of Nosema bombycis Naegeli.
Ren Ishihara
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Strategies for diagnosing Nosema bombycis (Microsporidia: Nosematidae); the agent of pebrine disease
Molecular and Biochemical ParasitologyPebrine disease, caused by Nosema bombycis (N. bombycis), is the most important pathogen known to the silk industry. Historical evidence from several countries shows that the outbreaks of pebrine disease have largely caused the decline of the sericulture industry.
Azadeh Zahmatkesh, Masoumeh Bagheri
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Pebrine monitoring methods in sericulture
Methods in Microbiology, 2021Kamidi Rahul +2 more
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Pebrine Disease of Chinese Silkworm Controlled by Using Atmospheric Cold Plasma Jet
IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, 2013Tussah pebrine disease resulting from Nosema bombycis (NB) spores causes massive production and economic losses in the silk industry in China. This paper reports on highly effective inactivation of NB spores for the control of pebrine disease by using an atmospheric pressure cold plasma jet. Both Giemsa dyeing measurement and tussah breeding experiment
Dongping Liu, Wenchun Wang
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Molecular approaches for detection of pebrine disease in sericulture
Methods in Microbiology, 2021Nalavadi Chandrakanth +4 more
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New molecular diagnosis for pebrine inspection in silkworm eggs using a real-time PCR probe
Gene Reports, 2018 Abstract Pebrine is a most deadly disease of silkworm caused by infection with the microsporidium Nosema bombycis with extensive economic losses as a result of mortality in the end-stage of training. Several diagnosis methods have been established for detection of the disease, but most of these approaches are very old and rely on microscopic ...
F. Rafeie, M.H. Rezadoust, R. Abdoli
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