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Identification of Two Genotypes of Argas persicus and Associated Rickettsia-Specific Genes from Different Regions of Inner Mongolia

12 Feb 2019

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Ticks are important vectors and reservoirs of several zoonotic pathogens. Recently, both known and unknown tick-borne pathogens have emerged and re-emerged, causing unpredictable epidemics. In this study, 211 soft tick samples were collected from Tongliao and Alxa in Inner Mongolia, China. Tick species were identified by morphological and molecular biological analyses. Morphological analysis showed that there was...

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PMID: 30807720
DOI: 10.1645/18-27

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