-
group likely should be
divided into two clades. Arthropod-inhabiting
rickettsiae are
generally ****ociated with
reproductive mani****tion (such as parthenogenesis)...
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- infected, the tick can
carry the
pathogen for life.[citation needed]
Rickettsiae are
transmitted through saliva injected while a tick is feeding. Unlike...
-
infection and in
nearly all
cases by day-15. The
sharing of
antigens by
rickettsiae means routine serologic evaluation will not
distinguish between murine...
- anti-rickettsial
antobodies with
other enteric bacteria.
Typhus group rickettsiae (Rickettsia prowazekii, R. typhi)
react with P.
vulgaris OX19, and scrub...
- infections, such as
those caused by a
group of
microorganisms called rickettsiae (e.g.,
Rocky Mountain spotted fever). To make sure the
bacteria causing...
-
investigation of
Rocky Mountain spotted fever. In
examining the
ticks for
rickettsiae,
Burgdorfer noticed "poorly stained,
rather long,
irregularly coiled...
- the
School of
Medicine invented methods for
cultivating viruses and
rickettsiae in
fertilized chicken eggs. This work made
possible the
production of...
- done by
special laboratories. The
antibiotic treatment available for
rickettsiae infections has very few side effects, so if a
doctor has a high su****ion...
