Sand Fly colony Database .- AUNQUE SEGU

[COL Phillip Lawyer]

Kike,

Thanx for the information on your sand fly colonies.  I know have 57
colonies of 27 species registered in the database.  I'm still working on the
the best format to put on the web.  As soon as I have the format worked out
I'll send it out to all interested parties.

I was in Peru from 29 January thru 17 February working on our Bartonella
project in Cusco area and in Caraz.  Next time I'm in Peru maybe I can stop
by to see you.  I plan to return in about July or August.

Sincerely,

Phil

> From: Enrique Pérez <kike at upch.edu.pe>
> Reply-To: leish-l at bdt.org.br
> Date: Fri, 2 Feb 2001 22:48:03 -0200 (EDT)
> To: Multiple recipients of list <leish-l at bdt.org.br>
> Subject: RE: Sand Fly colony Database .- AUNQUE SEGU
> 
> Dear Phil,
> Here I send you the information of my sandfly colony.
> Please also include my name and address in:   leish-l at bdt.org.br,
> for some reason I could not do it before.
> 
> Kike
> 
> 
> Name of Laboratory:    Entomology
> Investigator Name(s)   J. Enrique Perez & Elena Ogusuku
> Complete mailing address of investigator (s):
> Instituto de Medicina Tropical Alexander von Humboldt
> Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia
> Apartado 4314, Lima-100, PERU
> Phone number (include country and city codes): 51 1 4827739
> Fax number (include country and city codes)  : 51 1 4823404
> E-mail address:  kike at upch.edu.pe
> Species in colony (list all strains of each species you have in
> colony):    Lutzomyia verrucarum
> Site of origin (for each species and strain): Chaute, Lima
> Approximate number of generations in colony:  22
> Larval diet used:   rabbit feces+rabbit chow, Lawyer et al 1991
> Adult diet used (human, hamster, rabbit, membrane, etc.; also
> include type of sugar meal): mouse, membrane feeder with chick skin,
> comercial sugar 40%
> Rearing temperature and relative humidity: 21 centigrades, RH not recorded,
> cages in black plastic bags.
> Light Dark Cycle (12light/12dark; 16 light/8 dark): 0light/24 dark