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Detection and genetic identification of Borrelia lusitaniae in questing Ixodes inopinatus tick from Tunisia

Rachid Selmi Khaoula Abdi Hanène Belkahia Meriem Ben Abdallah Aymen Mamlouk Myriam Kratou Mourad Ben Said Lilia Messadi

感染医学（英文）2024，Vol.3Issue(1)：60-66,7.

感染医学（英文）2024，Vol.3Issue(1)：60-66,7.DOI:10.1016/j.imj.2024.100093

Detection and genetic identification of Borrelia lusitaniae in questing Ixodes inopinatus tick from Tunisia

Rachid Selmi ¹Khaoula Abdi ²Hanène Belkahia ²Meriem Ben Abdallah ²Aymen Mamlouk ²Myriam Kratou ²Mourad Ben Said ³Lilia Messadi²

作者信息

1. Laboratory of Microbiology,National School of Veterinary Medicine of Sidi Thabet,LR16AGR01,University of Manouba,Manouba 2010,Tunisia||Ministry of National Defense,General Directorate of Military Health,Military Center of Veterinary Medicine,Tunis 1030,Tunisia
2. Laboratory of Microbiology,National School of Veterinary Medicine of Sidi Thabet,LR16AGR01,University of Manouba,Manouba 2010,Tunisia
3. Laboratory of Microbiology,National School of Veterinary Medicine of Sidi Thabet,LR16AGR01,University of Manouba,Manouba 2010,Tunisia||Department of Basic Sciences,Higher Institute of Biotechnology of Sidi Thabet,University of Manouba,Manouba 2010,Tunisia
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摘要

关键词

Borrelia lusitaniae/Ixodes inopinatus tick/Molecular detection/Phylogeny/Tunisia

Key words

Borrelia lusitaniae/Ixodes inopinatus tick/Molecular detection/Phylogeny/Tunisia

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Rachid Selmi,Khaoula Abdi,Hanène Belkahia,Meriem Ben Abdallah,Aymen Mamlouk,Myriam Kratou,Mourad Ben Said,Lilia Messadi..Detection and genetic identification of Borrelia lusitaniae in questing Ixodes inopinatus tick from Tunisia[J].感染医学（英文）,2024,3(1):60-66,7.

基金项目

This work was supported by the research laboratory"Epidemiology of enzootic infections in herbivores in Tunisia:application to the control"(LR02AGR03),and the research projects"Screening and molecular charac-terization of pathogenic and zoonotic bacteria of medical and economic interest in cattle and camel ticks in Tunisia"(19PEJC07-22),and"Study of the bacterial microbiota in ticks with a medical and economic impact in Tunisia:con-tribution to the control of vector-borne bacterial diseases"(P2ES2020-D4P1)all of which are funded by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Tunisia. （LR02AGR03）

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