Old Agents and Novel Variants of Tick-borne Microorganisms From Angola, 2017

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Abstract The study of microorganisms from ticks collected in cattle from Angola is reported herein, demonstrating the circulation of the pathogen R. aeschlimannii and potential novel tick-borne microorganisms with unknown pathogenicity belonging to Ehrlichia , Spiroplasma , Coxiella , Babesia and Francisella spp. and corroborating the presence of Rickettsia africae and Babesia bigemina .

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