ArticleJournal of clinical microbiology2006
Molecular method for identification of Rickettsia species in clinical and environmental samples.
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Abstract
We present a PCR method targeting the 23S-5S internal transcribed spacer coupled with reverse line blotting that allows Rickettsia species detection and identification in a single step. The method is highly sensitive and specific in identifying Rickettsia species from both patient and environmental samples. The generic approach used allowed us to identify new pathogens.
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