Lutzomyia ir kožodiņu ģints, kurā ietilpst vairāk nekā 400 sugu un tā ir lielākā pēc sugu skaita ģints Phlebotominae apakšdzimtā. Izplatītas jaunajā pasaulē. Dažas sugas ir Amerikas viscerālās leišmaniozes izraisītāju vektori (pārnēsātāji).

Lutzomyia
Lutzomyia França, 1924
Lutzomyia longipalpis
Klasifikācija
ValstsDzīvnieki (Animalia)
TipsPosmkāji (Arthropoda)
KlaseKukaiņi (Insecta)
VirskārtaPilnas pārvērtības kukaiņi (Endopterygota)
KārtaDivspārņi (Diptera)
ApakškārtaOdveidīgie (Nematocera)
InfrakārtaKožodiņu infrakārta (Psychodomorpha)
VirsdzimtaKožodiņu virsdzimta (Psychodoidea)
DzimtaKožodiņi (Psychodidae)
ApakšdzimtaPhlebotominae
ĢintsLutzomyia
Iedalījums
Lutzomyia Vikikrātuvē

Infekciju vektori

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Lutzomyia kožodiņi ir galvenie viscerālās leišmaniozes vektori cilvēkam un dzīvniekiem. Leišmanioze ir infekciju saslimšana, kuru izraisa vienšūņu parazītiski protisti leišmanijas (Leishmania). Tādiem izraisītājiem pieder Leishmania (Leishmania) (L. amazonensis, L. donovani, L. infantum) un Leishmania (Viannia) apakšģintu (L. braziliensis, L. guyanensis, L. lainsoni, L. lindenbergi, L. mexicana, L. naiffi, L. panamensis L. peruviana, L. shawi) pārstāvji.[1][2] Visas sugas ir endēmas un ir sastopamas noteiktā ģeogrāfiskā teritorijā.

Leišmaniju antropofilo vektoru sugu pārskats:

Citas Luzomyia ģints sugas var būt citu infekciju primāri vektori, ieskaitot dažus arbovīrusus, Bartonella bacilliformis baktērijas un plazmodijas (Plasmodium mexicanum ). No arbovīrusiem kožodiņi Lutzomyia pārnēsā vezikulovīrusus, kas izraisa vezikulāro stomatītu zīdītājiem un cilvēkiem. Dažādas Lutzomyia sugas var būt vektori vairākiem vezikulovīrusa serotipiem, tai skaitā Ņūdžersijas (VSV-NJ) un Indiānas (VSV-IN) serotipi. Izšķir dažas vektoru sugas, kas pārnēsā noteikta serotipa vīrusus atkarībā no kožodiņa sugas areāla.[23] Luzomyia sugas, kas ir vezikulovīrusu vektori, ar pārnēsāta vīrusa serotipu un barības avotu, kas var būt infekcijas riskā:

Divas Ziemeļamerikas sugas — Lutzomyia vexator (Coquillett 1907) un Lutzomyia stewarti (Mangabeira Fo & Galindo 1944), ir ķirzaku malārijas patogēna Plasmodium mexicanum pārnēsātāji.[26]

Bartonella bacilliformis ir patogēna cilvēkiem un izraisa bartonelozi, kas raksturojas ar divām stadijām: 1. akūtā stadija, tā saucamā Oroja drudzis, un 2. hroniskā stadija — peruāņu kārpas. Slimība izplatīta Peru, Kolumbijā un Ekvadorā. Bartonelozes patogēnu Bartonella bacilliformis var izplatīt dažas tajā reģionā sastopamas Lutzomyia sugas, tai skaitā Lutzomyia verrucarum un Lutzomyia peruensis. Ir iespējams, ka dažas citas Lutzomyia arī var būt slimības patogēna vektori.[27]

Klasifikācija

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Skatīt: Lutzomyia sugu klasifikācija
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  17. Oscar D. Salomóna, Soraya A. Acardi, Domingo J. Liotta, María S. Fernández, Eduardo Lestani, Deborah López, Andrea V. Mastrángelo, Marianela Figueroa & Gladys Fattore, 2008. Epidemiological aspects of cutaneous leishmaniasis in the Iguazú falls area of Argentina. Acta Tropica
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  • Wilfredo Sosa‑Ochoa, Javier Varela Amador, Yokomi Lozano‑Sardaneta, Gabriela Rodriguez Segura, Concepcion Zúniga Valeriano, Gabriela Venicia Araujo, Carmen María Sandoval Pacheco, Márcia Dalastra Laurenti & Fredy Galvis‑Ovallos, 2020. Detection of Leishmania infantum DNA in Pintomyia evansi and Lutzomyia longipalpis in Honduras. Sosa‑Ochoa et al. Parasites Vectors, 13:593. doi:https://doi.org/10.1186/s13071-020-04462-y

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