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A Novel Rickettsia Species Detected in Vole Ticks (Ixodes angustus) from Western Canada

28 Sept 2013

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The genomic DNA of ixodid ticks from western Canada was tested by PCR for the presence of Rickettsia. No rickettsiae were detected in Ixodes sculptus, whereas 18% of the I. angustus and 42% of the Dermacentor andersoni organisms examined were PCR positive for Rickettsia. The rickettsiae from each tick species were characterized genetically using multiple genes. Rickettsiae within the D. andersoni organisms had...

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PMID: 24077705
DOI: 10.1128/aem.02286-13

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