Independence of Anaplasma marginale strains with high and low transmission efficiencies in the tick vector following simultaneous acquisition by feeding on a superinfected mammalian reservoir host

scientific article published on 02 February 2009

Independence of Anaplasma marginale strains with high and low transmission efficiencies in the tick vector following simultaneous acquisition by feeding on a superinfected mammalian reservoir host is …
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P356DOI10.1128/IAI.01518-08
P932PMC publication ID2663170
P698PubMed publication ID19188360

P2093author name stringDonald P Knowles
Guy H Palmer
Kelly A Brayton
Massaro W Ueti
Maria F B M Galletti
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P407language of work or nameEnglishQ1860
P921main subjectAnaplasma marginaleQ21243626
P304page(s)1459-1464
P577publication date2009-02-02
P1433published inInfection and ImmunityQ6029193
P1476titleIndependence of Anaplasma marginale strains with high and low transmission efficiencies in the tick vector following simultaneous acquisition by feeding on a superinfected mammalian reservoir host
P478volume77