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Diversity between spotted fever group rickettsia and ticks as vector

2013-01-01

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Recently, ticks, which live in Japan, have been reported to possess various types of rickettsial agents. Case reports on Japanese spotted fever casing by Rickettsia japonica, which was found by Mahara in 1984, are continuing to increase. Until now, R. japonica has isolated and/or detected from Haemaphysalis hystricis and other various ixodids. And recent year, a patient of Far Eastern spotted fever by R. heilongji...

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10.7601/mez.64.5
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