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A novel Ehrlichia genotype detected in naturally infected cattle in North America.

Veterinary parasitology - 29 Oct 2010

Gajadhar Alvin A, Lobanov Vladislav, Scandrett W Brad, Campbell John, Al-Adhami Batol

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During a research investigation to determine if cattle from British Columbia (BC), Canada were infected with Anaplasma marginale or other related rickettsial blood parasites, a novel Ehrlichia genotype was revealed. Blood from seven BC source cattle was bioassayed by intravenous inoculation into naïve splenectomised calves. Additional splenectomised calves were used as uninoculated negative control or A....

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PMID: 20663613
DOI: 10.1016/j.vetpar.2010.06.034

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