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Current Protein & Peptide Science

Author(s): Qing Xiong, Angel Tsz Yau Wan and Stephen Kwok-Wing Tsui*

DOI: 10.2174/1389203720666190719150432

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A Mini-review of the Genomes and Allergens of Mites and Ticks

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Abstract

Mites and ticks are associated with many human diseases including allergic diseases and scabies. With the recent advances in the high throughput DNA sequencing technology, many mitochondrial nuclear genomes of these species have been sequenced and the resulting genomic resources will certainly provide novel insights for the future investigation of the functionally important proteins and peptides in these species. In this mini-review, the current situation of mite and tick genomes is described and the future perspectives for the application of the genomic resources are discussed, especially including the novel identification and structural analysis of allergens.

Keywords: Mites and ticks, allergic disease, genome, transcriptome, identification of allergen, DNA sequencing.

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