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1.7.4. Orientia 1.7.4.1. Scrub typh
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eported the presence of L. deliense
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Chapter 2. Materials and Methods 2.
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All cell lines except XTC-2 were gr
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system that took into consideration
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depending on the specific condition
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Australia). A 100 bp DNA ladder (In
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Table 3 continued. Reference Anneal
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method within the PHYLIP software p
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Chapter 3. A serological prevalence
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The study was focused around Launce
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Overall, 53% of the dogs and 63% of
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off. There was however no statistic
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from these animals could also be us
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4.2. Introduction Currently in Aust
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Figure 3. Map of Tasmania, Australi
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Figure 4. Phylogenetic tree showing
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East (more than 10,000 kilometres n
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Worldwide, the presence of SFG rick
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Figure 5. Phylogenetic tree showing
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Figure 7. Phylogenetic tree showing
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Figure 9. Phylogenetic tree showing
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ather than a new species. Both the
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named the “ELB agent” after the
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She was appropriately immunised, wi
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igors and had been admitted to anot
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Animal inoculation was also attempt
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Figure 10. A condensed phylogenetic
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cats to R. felis positive fleas res
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This new isolate appears to be the
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7.3. Clinical case history A 52-yea
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CRP was elevated. Liver function te
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egions. The specific primers that t
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7.5.2. Culture The Vero cell cultur
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Figure 14. Phylogenetic trees showi
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When tested with O. tsutsugamushi s
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specify that a 16S rRNA sequence di
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Chapter 8. Anaplasma platys in Aust
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8.3. Methods 8.3.1. Probe Design Al
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above. The assay was able to detect
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RNA gene of A. platys was published
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Chapter 9. Concluding Remarks Littl
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which has been tentatively named Ri
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A new species of Orientia was isola
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Appendices Appendix 1: Mathematical
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8. Andrew R, 1994. Queensland tick
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immunogenicity and transmissibility
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36. Brumpt E, 1932. Longevite de vi
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52. Currie B, O'Connor L, Rhodes F,
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subjective synonyms of Ehrlichia ph
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82. Fournier PE, Roux V, Raoult D,
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99. Grove DI, 1988. African tick ty
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118. Ishikura M, Ando S, Shinagawa
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131. Kelly PJ, Beati L, Mason PR, M
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147. Marquez FJ, Muniain MA, Perez
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162. Neilson GH, 1955. A case of Qu
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177. Paddock CD, Sumner JW, Comer J
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191. Pinn TG, Sowden D, 1998. Queen
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207. Renesto P, Ogata H, Audic S, C
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225. Seong SY, Choi MS, Kim IS, 200
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242. Stewart RS, 1991. Flinders Isl
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258. Unsworth NB, Stenos J, Faa AG,
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273. Watts MR, Benn RA, Hudson BJ,