[Contribution of all-USSR (Russian) Center of Rickettsioses and Collaboration Centre of WHO to the study of rickettsioses of tick-borne spotted fever group].

Name: [Contribution of all-USSR (Russian) Center of Rickettsioses and Collaboration Centre of WHO to the study of rickettsioses of tick-borne spotted fever group].
Creator: V A, Makarova
Keywords: Academic Medical Centers, Rickettsia conorii, Rickettsia akari, Fever, International Cooperation, Humans, Rickettsia Infections, World Health Organization, 3. Good health, USSR

V A, Makarova

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[Contribution of all-USSR (Russian) Center of Rickettsioses and Collaboration Centre of WHO to the study of rickettsioses of tick-borne spotted fever group].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 04 Dec 2008 Russian Journal:Vestnik Rossiiskoi akademii meditsinskikh nauk (issn: 0869-6047,

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Authors: V A, Makarova;

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[Contribution of all-USSR (Russian) Center of Rickettsioses and Collaboration Centre of WHO to the study of rickettsioses of tick-borne spotted fever group].

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The manuscript presents the results of studies of rickettsioses of spotted fever group in the territories of USSR (Russia) and ChSSR (Slovakia). Authors review data about isolation of strains of rickettsiae of spotted fever group, improvement of isolation techniques, diagnostics and diagnostic preparations.

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Academic Medical Centers, Rickettsia conorii, Rickettsia akari, Fever, International Cooperation, Humans, Rickettsia Infections, World Health Organization, USSR

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