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Chemotherapy of Anaplasmosis, Babesiasis, and Theileriasis
Advances in Pharmacology, 1973 Publisher Summary This chapter presents three groups of infections, anaplasmosis, babesiasis, and theileriasis, which differ widely in their characteristics. Even within groups of diseases caused by the same genera in the same host, wide differences exist—for example, the three important species of Theileria in cattle, T. mutans, T.
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