Bartonella spp. isolated from wild and domestic ruminants in North America.

Chang, C. C.; Chomel, B. B.; Kasten, R. W.; Heller, R. M.; Ueno, H.; Yamamoto, K.; Bleich, V. C.; Pierce, B. M.; Gonzales, B. J.; Swift, P. K.; Boyce, W. M.; Jang, S. S.; Boulouis, H. J.; Piémont, Y.; Rossolini, G. M.; Riccio, M. L.; Cornaglia, G.; Pagani, L.; Lagatolla, C.; Selan, L.; Fontana, R.

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Bartonella spp. isolated from wild and domestic ruminants in North America.

Published Date:

2000 May-Jun

Source:

Emerg Infect Dis. 6(3):306-311.

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Chang, C. C. ; Chomel, B. B. ; Kasten, R. W. ; Heller, R. M. ; Ueno, H. ; ... More ▼

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Bartonella species were isolated from 49% of 128 cattle from California and Oklahoma, 90% of 42 mule deer from California, and 15% of 100 elk from California and Oregon. Isolates from all 63 cattle, 14 deer, and 1 elk had the same polymerase chain reaction/restriction fragment length polymorphism profiles. Our findings indicate potential for inter- and intraspecies transmission among ruminants, as well as risk that these Bartonella spp. could act as zoonotic agents.

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