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When ingested in the bloodmeal of a vector - competent larval or nymphal tick (
e.g. , Ixodes dammini ) , B. burgdorferi spirochetes remain in the midgut adjacent
to the microvilli and in the intercellular spaces of the digestive epithelial cells ( in
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When ingested in the bloodmeal of a vector - competent larval or nymphal tick (
e.g. , Ixodes dammini ) , B. burgdorferi spirochetes remain in the midgut adjacent
to the microvilli and in the intercellular spaces of the digestive epithelial cells ( in
...
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100 Percent 50 TAM 1 month Constitutional Symptoms Spirochetes widely
disseminated ( brain , heart , liver , spleen , kidney , bone marrow ) Figure 29.37
Clinical course of relapsing fever in man showing the manifestations of the illness
by ...
100 Percent 50 TAM 1 month Constitutional Symptoms Spirochetes widely
disseminated ( brain , heart , liver , spleen , kidney , bone marrow ) Figure 29.37
Clinical course of relapsing fever in man showing the manifestations of the illness
by ...
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Magnarelli , L.A. , Anderson , J.R. , Apperson , C.S. , Fish , D. , Johnson , R.C. and
Chappell , W.A. ( 1986 ) Spirochetes in ticks and antibodies to Borrelia
burgdorferi in white - tailed deer from Connecticut , New York state and North
Carolina .
Magnarelli , L.A. , Anderson , J.R. , Apperson , C.S. , Fish , D. , Johnson , R.C. and
Chappell , W.A. ( 1986 ) Spirochetes in ticks and antibodies to Borrelia
burgdorferi in white - tailed deer from Connecticut , New York state and North
Carolina .
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ECOLOGY OF NONNIDOCOLOUS TICKS | 3 |
ECOLOGY OF NIDICOLOUS TICKS | 66 |
ACQUIRED IMMUNITY TO TICKS | 92 |
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