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Molecular Phylogeny, Biology and Classification of the Microsporidia (Microsporidia,Fungi) According to the Model Groups from Caddis Flies (Insecta, Trichoptera) and Butterflies (Insecta, Lepidoptera).
Hyliš, Miroslav ; Vávra, Jiří (advisor) ; Koudela, Břetislav (referee) ; Weiser, Jaroslav (referee)
RESULTS: Theresultsof thePh.D.thesiscanbesummarizedinto4 thematicareas: l ) screeningand experimentaldataconcemingthe prevalence,genusand speciesdiversíty. hostandtissuespeciťrcityand of ecological. pathofyziologicalcharactersof infectionsand of theirtransmission. 2) classificationandtaxonomystudies 3) resultsofsequencingfollowedby phylogenyanalysis 4) resultsoťcomparativestudybasedon summarizeddata Ad r) T\."enty-fourmicrosporidiafrom Trichopteraand Lepidopteraas well as 5 microsporidiafrom potentialintermediatehosts (Crustacea,Amphipoda) were isolatedand screenedusing light andelectronmicroscopyandmolecularbiologymethods.The screenedorganismsrepresented thefollolving generain theconventionalclassificationof Microsporidia (Canrringand Vávra, 2000)ů,osema(7). Endoreticulatus (3), C1lstosporogenes(2). Thelohania (4), Gurleya (1), Cougourdella(l), Pyrotheca(l), Episeptum(5), Toxoglugea(1),Larssoniella (2),unresolved isolates(2)(thenumberofspeciesexaminedin respectivegenerais givenin parentheses). The publications(l-3) and the abstract(8) reportthe ecologicaland experimentaldataon the prevalence,hostand tissue specificity and transmission of l0 examinedmicrosporidia.The :.';!:rtion(.1)and the abstract (7) describe ecological and experimentaldata on several 'f microsporidiaof theglpsy moth,Lymantria dispar...
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