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Objective: To identify the vector(s), the parasite and the species composition of sand flies in the\uddistrict during May-October 2012.\udMethods: For reaching our objectives we used polymerase chain reaction of kDNA, ITS1-rDNA,\udfollowed by restriction fragment length polymorphism.\udResults: Two species of Phlebotomus sergenti and Phlebotomus tobbi were the most prevalent\udamong 8 species identified comprising 51.1% and 32.9% respectively. Among the 160 specimens\udof female sand flies tested by polymerase chain reaction of kDNA, ITS1-rDNA, followed by\udrestriction fragment length polymorphisms, only 1 out of 80 Phlebotomus tobbi (1.25%) were\udpositive to Leishmania infantum parasites.\udConclusions: Our finding showed that Phlebotomus tobbi may play as a vector to circulate the\udparasite of Leishmania infantum among reservoir(s) and human

Leishmania infantum DNA detection in Phlebotomus tobbi in a new northern focus of visceral leishmaniasis in Iran