KARAKTERISASI BERBASIS MARKA MOLEKULER ITS2 TERHADAP SUB-SPESIES KOMPLEKS Anopheles vagus vagus DAN Anopheles vagus limosus
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The presence of intraspecies variations of An. vagus later categorized as the subspecies of An. vagus vagus and An. vagus limosus, could be an obstacle to the identification process, which is an important step for malaria vector’s competence characterization. Based on morphological identification, those subspecies could be distinguished by the presences of pale scales in prehumeral and pale bands in proboscis. The objective of this research was to compare subspecies complexes of An. vagus morphologically and molecularly using Internal Transcribed Spacer 2 (ITS2). Anopheles samples were collected from Bangsring, Banyuwangi. Their phylogenetic tree was constructed by using NJ method based on their ITS2 sequences. BLAST result showed that An. vagus vagus and An. vagus limosus were similar to An. vagus FJ654649.1 from East Java Indonesia and East Timor based on its 99% homology and their molecular distance. The Neighbour Joining (NJ) tree grouped those subspecies in one clade with a boostrap value of 82%. This subspeciation might be due to the different rates of evolution. ITS2 sequences of An. vagus vagus and An. vagus limosus were submitted to GenBank with the accession number of MW314227.1 and MW319822.1, respectively.
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