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Mosquito-based xenosurveillance reveals circulation of Anaplasma and Neoehrlichia in livestock at a human–wildlife interface in Kenya

2026-03-16

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background Hematophagous flies can serve as sentinels for detecting vertebrate pathogens or host antibodies present in the blood they ingest. Xenosurveillance, which uses blood-feeding insects as biological samplers, is emerging as a sensitive and minimally invasive approach for monitoring pathogens circulating among humans, livestock, and wildlife. However, despite its growing appli...

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a92a591a-1f2f-55b7-a317-db40c924c3e4
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9010968/v1
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