Candidatus Ehrlichia Walkerii

: Ixodes ricinus harbors many infectious agents pathogenic for humans. A cause of fever is found in less than 50% of patients exposed to ticks. Investigations on 359 Ixodes ticks removed from asymptomatic patients in Northern Italy revealed the presence of a new ehrlichial agent in 10 ticks. Compari...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 2003-06, Vol.990 (1), p.134-140
Hauptverfasser:	BROUQUI, P., SANOGO, Y. O., CARUSO, G., MEROLA, F., RAOULT, D.
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