Infections withCandidatusNeoehrlichia mikurensis and Cytokine Responses in 2 Persons Bitten by Ticks, Sweden

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RT @WhatsLeftOfTheD: "In conclusion, an erythematous rash in a person bitten by a tick can be caused by Candidatus N. mikurensis, rather th…

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"In conclusion, an erythematous rash in a person bitten by a tick can be caused by Candidatus N. mikurensis, rather than by Borrelia spp." https://t.co/oyRiPpe2e6

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RT @tickaddict: https://t.co/h52MJ458aQ Nevertheless, 20% of patients with erythema migrans show negative results for Borrelia DNA in the s…

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RT @tickaddict: https://t.co/h52MJ458aQ Nevertheless, 20% of patients with erythema migrans show negative results for Borrelia DNA in the s…

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