ArticleEmerging infectious diseases2020
Pathogenic New World Relapsing Fever Borrelia in a Myotis Bat, Eastern China, 2015.
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Abstract
We identified Candidatus Borrelia fainii, a human pathogenic bacterium causing New World relapsing fever in a Myotis bat in eastern China. This finding expands knowledge about the geographic distribution of Borrelia spp. and the potential for infection with New World relapsing fever in China.
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