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Prevalence of Ehrlichia muris in Wisconsin Deer Ticks Collected During the Mid 1990s

4 May 2011

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Human ehrlichiosis is due to infection by tick transmitted bacteria of the genus Ehrlichia. Based on a hypothesis for the biogeography of deer tick transmitted infections, we undertook a focused search for the Eurasian E. muris in North American deer ticks. The search was stimulated by anecdotal reports of E. muris-like infection in human ehrlichiosis patients from Wisconsin. We analyzed archived adult deer ticks...

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PMID: 21643499
DOI: 10.2174/1874285801105010018

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