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The presence of antibodies against Borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato in rodents and occurence of this spirochaete in the mites parasitizing on them

Karel Vostal, Jakub Netušil, Alena Žákovská, Milan Daniel, Eva Janouškovcová

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Detection of antiborrelian antibodies in wild-living rodents by ELISA method. Collecting of rodent ectoparasites of order Acarina. Finding of spirochaetes in mites by DFM method. Isolation of spirochaetes and determination of them as Borrelia afzelii using gradient SDS-PAGE method.

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Detection of antiborrelian antibodies in wild-living rodents by ELISA method. Collecting of rodent ectoparasites of order Acarina. Finding of spirochaetes in mites by DFM method. Isolation of spirochaetes and determination of them as Borrelia afzelii using gradient SDS-PAGE method.

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Detection of antiborrelian antibodies in wild-living rodents by ELISA method. Collecting of rodent ectoparasites of order Acarina. Finding of spirochaetes in mites by DFM method. Isolation of spirochaetes and determination of them as Borrelia afzelii using gradient SDS-PAGE method.

Key concepts: Spirochaete, Borrelia burgdorferi, Borrelia afzelii, Borrelia, Biology, Microbiology, Virology, Antibody

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