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Molecular Survey of <i>Babesia microti</i> in Wild Rodents in Central Croatia

16 Jun 2010

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Babesia divergens and B. divergens-like organisms are the main causative agents of human babesiosis in Europe. Recently, the first case of human infection with Babesia microti was confirmed in Germany, implicating the presence of zoonotic isolates. To estimate the presence of zoonotic B. microti in Croatia we analyzed 120 small wild mammals that serve as its reservoir by polymerase chain reaction. Yellow-necked...

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PMID: 20553109
DOI: 10.1089/vbz.2009.0260

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