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Table 2 Cercariae trematode identification results based on the investigation of the nuclear (18S rDNA and ITS region) and mitochondrial (COI) DNA sequences

From: Expanding the swimmer’s itch pool of the Benelux: a first record of the neurotropic Trichobilharzia regenti and potential link to human infection

Trematode sample

18S rDNA

ITS region

COI mtDNA

Species identification conclusion

V_RAD_1

1043 bp—100% (AJ287547)—Notocotylus sp.

1240 bp—97.7% (JQ766940)—Notocotylus malhamensis

419 bp—99.5% (MH369327)—Notocotylus sp.

Notocotylus sp. (Fig. 4B)

V_RAD_3

1050 bp—100% (OP627676)—Echinostoma revolutum

950 bp—100% (OP627676)—Echinostoma revolutum / 100% (AY168931)—Echinoparyphium recurvatum

890 bp—87.8% (MH369225)—Echinoparyphium sp. (82% (OR030109)—Echinostoma revolutum)

Echinostomatidae sp. (Fig. 4C)

V_RAD_4

1040 bp—100% (AY157218)—Trichobilharzia regenti

1070 bp—99.9% (OX235267)—Trichobilharzia regenti

800 bp—100% (HM439500)—Trichobilharzia regenti

Trichobilharzia regenti (Fig. 4A)

  1. The table presents the amplicon length (bp), BLAST pairwise identity (%), and best match together with the GenBank accession number per sample and per sequence. The last column reports the resulting identification on the basis of the compilation of all BLAST outputs