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. 2009;36(1):62-78.
doi: 10.1159/000197341.

Arbobacteria - Pathogens Transmittable by Arthropods

Arbeitskreis Blut, Untergruppe «Bewertung Blutassoziierter Krankheitserreger»

Arbobacteria - Pathogens Transmittable by Arthropods

Arbeitskreis Blut, Untergruppe «Bewertung Blutassoziierter Krankheitserreger». Transfus Med Hemother. 2009.
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Fig. 1
Fig. 1
Ehrlichia: Typical dots in mononuclear cells of peripheral blood caused by intracyto-plasmic growth of Ehrlichia as indicated by the arrows. Shown is a detail of the figure which had been published previously in Clin Microbiol Rev 2003;16:39 [92].
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Fig. 2
Cystein-heart-blood agar plate with colonies of F. tularensis (PD R. Grunow, Robert Koch-Institute, Berlin, Germany).
Fig. 3
Fig. 3
Francisella: Intracellularly accumulated Gram-negative small red shaped bacteria shown within the ovals and restriction to the cytoplasm of one cell as indicated by the black line. Shown is the section of a figure published in ASM News 2003;11:560 [49] previously.
Fig. 4
Fig. 4
Y. pestis. Photo taken using transmission electron microscopy. The length of the bacterium is approximately 1–2 μm.
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