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<i>Hepatozoon canis</i> Infection in Slovakia: Imported or Autochthonous?

1 Jun 2007

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Tissue samples from nine red foxes (four samples of striated muscle tissue and five samples of heart tissue) that originated from the Michalovce district (Slovakia), an area with endemic occurrence of canine babesiosis were examined by PCR method using primers amplifying a fragment of the 18S rRNA spanning the V4 region of Babesia and Theileria. An unexpected determination of 450 bp DNA fragment of Hepatozoon...

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PMID: 17627439
DOI: 10.1089/vbz.2006.0598

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