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Epidemiological features of scrub typhus and molecular characteristics of
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- Genotype Analysis onTropical medicine and infectious disease · 2025Article
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Abstract
Objectives: Scrub typhus is an acute febrile disease caused by Methods: Blood samples were collected from patients with febrile illness at a single medical institution over a 1-year period. Using DNA samples extracted from blood, Results: Among the 744 patients, 72 (9.7%) were diagnosed with the scrub typhus and exhibited nausea (93%) and myalgia (75%) more commonly than did non-scrub typhus cases. On the basis of the TSA gene, eight samples were assigned to Karp-related (n = 7; clades 2 and 4b) and Gilliam (n = 1) genotypes. Among the 10 samples, nine sequence types (STs), including eight new types (ST101-ST108) were identified, with three STs grouped into clonal complex 105 (CC105). On the basis of the phylogenetic analysis of Conclusions: The genetic characteristics of
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