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Detection of antiborrelian antibodies in blood of small rodents and the occurence of borreliae in mites parasiting on them

Karel Vostal, Jakub Netušil, Alena Žákovská

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Detection of antiborrelian antibodies in wild-living rodents by indirect ELISA method. Finding of borreliae in mites parasiting on rodents using DFM, PCR-RFLP and gradient SDS-PAGE methods.

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Detection of antiborrelian antibodies in wild-living rodents by indirect ELISA method. Finding of borreliae in mites parasiting on rodents using DFM, PCR-RFLP and gradient SDS-PAGE methods.

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Detection of antiborrelian antibodies in wild-living rodents by indirect ELISA method. Finding of borreliae in mites parasiting on rodents using DFM, PCR-RFLP and gradient SDS-PAGE methods.

Key concepts: Antibody, Biology, Virology, Immunology, Medicine

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