Calomyscid Rodents (<i>Rodentia</i>: Calomyscidae) as a Potential Reservoir of Zoonotic Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in a Mountainous Residential Area in the Plateau of Iran: Inferring from Molecular Data of kDNA and ITS2 Genes of <i>Leishmania Major</i>

<div>Evolutionary relationships of <i>Leishmania</i> species based on the sequences of ITS2 gene showing the <i>L. major</i> infecting <i>Calomyscus cf. bailwardi</i> in the present study (accession number of ON398770), inferred using the neighbor-joining, UPGMA, and maximum likelihood methods. The percentage value of the bootstrap test is shown next to the branches. Nodal supports presented above the line indicate neighbor-joining (left) and UPGMA bootstrap (right) with 100000 replicates using MEGA X The numbers below the line represent bootstrap support values for maximum likelihood (500 replicates).</div>

Journal of Tropical Medicine

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Figure 4: Calomyscid Rodents (<i>Rodentia</i>: Calomyscidae) as a Potential Reservoir of Zoonotic Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in a Mountainous Residential Area in the Plateau of Iran: Inferring from Molecular Data of kDNA and ITS2 Genes of <i>Leishmania Major</i> 

Figure 4 | Calomyscid Rodents (Rodentia: Calomyscidae) as a Potential Reservoir of Zoonotic Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in a Mountainous Residential Area in the Plateau of Iran: Inferring from Molecular Data of kDNA and ITS2 Genes of Leishmania Major 