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Innate Immune Response and Inflammation: Roles in Pathogenesis and Protection (Rickettsiaceae)

2014
Although spotted fever group rickettsiae (SFGR) and typhus group rickettsiae (TGR) represent two major antigenically defined and historically well-known subdivisions of pathogenic Rickettsia species, recent in-depth characterization by neighbor-joining phylodendrogramic analysis has distributed rickettsiae into ancestral, spotted fever, typhus, and ...
Sanjeev K. Sahni   +2 more
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Rickettsiaceae (Rickettsia, Orientia), Anaplasmataceae (Anaplasma, Ehrlichia, Neorickettsia) und Coxiellaceae

2009
Bel den Bakterien der Familien Rickettsiaceae (Genera Rlckettsia und Orientia), Anaplasmataceae (Genera Anaplasma, Ehrlichia und Neorickettsia) und Coxiellaceae (Genus Coxlella) handelt es sich um kleine gram-negative Stabchen, die sich nur in Wirtszellen vermehren konnen (obligat intrazellulare Bakterien) (⊡ Tab. 47.1 ).
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Rickettsiaceae i Coxiella

2003
Opisana su mikrobiološka svojstva, patogeneza i epidemiologija obvezatno unutarstaničnih bakterija, koje u prirodi prenose člankonošci.
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Rickettsiaceae

2019
Oliver Gries, Thomas Ly
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Adaptive Immune Responses to Infection and Opportunities for Vaccine Development (Rickettsiaceae)

2014
Genera belonging to the family Rickettsiaceae, Rickettsia and Orientia, include human pathogens. The diseases they cause are referred to as rickettsioses in this chapter. They share three critical factors with implications in pathogenesis and immunity: (i) they are transmitted by arthropod vectors; (ii) they are obligate intracellular bacteria that ...
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Rickettsiaceae (Rickettsia, Orientia), Anaplasmataceae (Anaplasma, Ehrlichia, Neoehrlichia, Neorickettsia) und Coxiellaceae

2016
Bei den Bakterien der Familien Rickettsiaceae, Anaplasmataceae und Coxiellaceae handelt es sich um kleine, gramnegative und obligat intrazellulare Stabchen. Mit Ausnahme der Coxiellen erfolgt die Ubertragung dieser Bakterien im Allgemeinen durch Vektoren wie z. B. Zecken.
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Rickettsiaceae-like Microorganisms in the Gill and Digestive Gland of the Hard Clam, Röding

Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, 1994
Shiu-Nan Chen, Guang-Hsiung Kou
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