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Molecular survey of bacterial zoonotic agents in bats from the country of Georgia (caucasus)
Ying Bai
, Lela Urushadze
, Lynn Osikowicz
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Clifton McKee
, Ivan Kuzmin
, Andrei Kandaurov
, Giorgi Babuadze
, Ioseb Natradze
, Paata Imnadze
, Michael Kosoy
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Zoonotic Agents
100%
Republic of Georgia
100%
Bartonella
100%
Molecular Survey
100%
Caucasus
100%
Leptospira
83%
Brucella
50%
Genetic Variants
33%
Bacterial Infection
33%
Yersinia
33%
Georgia
33%
Zoonotic Pathogens
33%
Pathogenicity
16%
Central Region
16%
Two-region
16%
Molecular Approaches
16%
Bacterial Pathogens
16%
Mixed Infection
16%
Genetic Identity
16%
Zoonotic Potential
16%
Caucasus Region
16%
Imereti
16%
Miniopterus Schreibersii
16%
Myotis Blythii
16%
L. Interrogans
16%
Bat Species
16%
Brucella DNA
16%
Immunology and Microbiology
Zoonotic
100%
Bartonella
100%
Leptospira
83%
Brucella
66%
Infectious Agent
50%
Infectious Disease
50%
Infection
50%
Yersinia
33%
Lineages
16%
Prevalence
16%
Pathogenicity
16%
Myotis
16%