Comparison of the Bacterial Gut Microbiome of North American Triatoma spp. With and Without Trypanosoma cruzi

Keyphrases

• North America 100%
• Gut Microbiome 100%
• Triatoma 100%
• Triatomines 100%
• Trypanosoma Cruzi (T. cruzi) 100%
• T. Cruzi Infection 42%
• Texas 28%
• Infection Rate 28%
• Blood Meal 28%
• Triatomine Insects 28%
• Chagas Disease 28%
• Bacterial Groups 28%
• Intervention Strategies 14%
• Protists 14%
• United States 14%
• Recent Advances 14%
• Gene Fragments 14%
• Inter-individual Variation 14%
• Microbiome 14%
• Disease Transmission 14%
• Two-species 14%
• Intra-individual 14%
• Global Health 14%
• 16S rRNA Gene 14%
• Vector-borne Disease 14%
• Insect Species 14%
• Primary Vector 14%
• Metabarcoding Approach 14%
• Insect-borne Diseases 14%
• Taxonomic Diversity 14%
• Salmonella Enterica 14%
• Parasite Infection 14%
• Kissing Bugs 14%
• Enterobacterales 14%
• Insect Vector 14%
• Diarizonae 14%
• Reptiles 14%
• Latin America (LATAM) 14%
• Health Significance 14%
• Insect Collection 14%
• Biological Control 14%
• Disease Transmission Risk 14%
• Hematophagous 14%
• Engorgement 14%
• Bacterial Composition 14%
• Insect Bacteria 14%
• Gut Microbial Community 14%
• Hindgut Microbiota 14%
• Hindgut 14%
• Domesticated Animals 14%
• Microbial Community Diversity 14%
• Haemoflagellate 14%
• Strain Typing 14%
• Chagas Disease Vectors 14%
• Microbial Community Profile 14%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Gut Microbiome 100%
• Trypanosoma Cruzi 100%
• Triatoma 100%
• Triatominae 100%
• Chagas Disease 30%
• Microbiome 20%
• Infectious Agent 10%
• Type Strain 10%
• RNA Gene 10%
• Enterobacterales 10%
• Insect-Borne Diseases 10%
• Hemoflagellate 10%
• Protista 10%
• Parasitic Disease 10%
• Salmonella enterica 10%
• Rhodnius Prolixus 10%
• Domestic Animal 10%