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Characterization of Bartonella clarridgeiae flagellin (FlaA) and detection of antiflagellin antibodies in patients with lymphadenopathy

Sander et al., 2000

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13638578011416885417
Author
Sander A
Zagrosek A
Bredt W
Schiltz E
Piémont Y
Lanz C
Dehio C
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Journal of clinical microbiology

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Cat scratch disease (CSD) is a frequent clinical outcome of Bartonella henselae infection in humans. Recently, two case reports indicated Bartonella clarridgeiae as an additional causative agent of CSD. Both pathogens have been isolated from domestic cats, which are …
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