Molecular evidence of Candidatus Rickettsia longicornii and a novel Rickettsia strain from ticks in Southern China.
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Jia-Fu Jiang | Wei Wei | Lianfeng Li | W. Cao | C. Du | Na Jia | Bao-Gui Jiang | Jie Li | Michael E. von Fricken | Hong-Bo Liu | Lin Zhao | Yi Sun | Luo-Yuan Xia | Teng-Cheng Que | Ting-ting Yuan | Qian Wang | Xiao-ming Cui | Jia-Fu Jiang | Luoyuan Xia
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