[Objective] This study aimed to test the sensitivity of Eperythrozoon from mink to various drugs in vitro. [Method] The red blood cells isolated from Eperythro- zoon positive mink was cultured in complete medium (70%...[Objective] This study aimed to test the sensitivity of Eperythrozoon from mink to various drugs in vitro. [Method] The red blood cells isolated from Eperythro- zoon positive mink was cultured in complete medium (70% RPMI-1640 medium and 30% calf serum), supplemented with bernier, oxytetracycline, trichlorfon, tylosin, imi- docarb, florfenicol, Fuhongjuesha or primaquine phosphate at the working concentra- tions of 12, 24, 36, 48 and 96 μL/ml, incubated at 37.3 ℃, 5% CO2. [Result] Fuhongjuesha was most efficient for killing Eperythrozoon, followed by trichiorfon and primaquine phosphate, but trichlorfon is toxic. Bernier, imidocarb and florfenicol are efficient. [Conclusion] The study provides a scientific reference for clinical treatment of eperythrozoonosis.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30460043)the Scientific and Technological Program for returned overseas Chinese researchers,Ministry of Personnel, China (2006)the Key Program of Scientific and Technological research,Ministry of Education,China (No. 207134)
基金Supported by Fund of Hebei Science and Technology Department(10960408D01)~~
文摘[Objective] This study aimed to test the sensitivity of Eperythrozoon from mink to various drugs in vitro. [Method] The red blood cells isolated from Eperythro- zoon positive mink was cultured in complete medium (70% RPMI-1640 medium and 30% calf serum), supplemented with bernier, oxytetracycline, trichlorfon, tylosin, imi- docarb, florfenicol, Fuhongjuesha or primaquine phosphate at the working concentra- tions of 12, 24, 36, 48 and 96 μL/ml, incubated at 37.3 ℃, 5% CO2. [Result] Fuhongjuesha was most efficient for killing Eperythrozoon, followed by trichiorfon and primaquine phosphate, but trichlorfon is toxic. Bernier, imidocarb and florfenicol are efficient. [Conclusion] The study provides a scientific reference for clinical treatment of eperythrozoonosis.