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[Investigations on Human Ehrlichia Infectious People in Daxingan Mountains]

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Date 2002 Feb 28
PMID 11860865
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Abstract

Objective: In order to investigate the prevalence of Human ehrlichia infectious people in Daxingan Mountains.

Methods: Using PCR detection, followed by sequence analysis to detect EC and Human granulocytic ehrlichia from people in Daxingan Mountains applying the 16S rRNA gene primers of the two agents.

Results: Specific 16S rRNA gene sequences of EC and HGE agent were amplified from human blood specimens of tick-bitted patients and woodsmen. The detected HGE agent 16S rRNA gene (1 433 bp) amplified from a blood specimen of a tick-bitted patient differed in only one base compared with that of an American HGE agent strain.

Conclusion: It was considered that Human ehrlichia infectious people did exist in Daxingan Mountains.

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