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January 1, 2008Journal of Wildlife DiseasesOpen Access

Detection of Rickettsia helvetica DNA from Peripheral Blood of Sika Deer (Cervus nippon yesoensis) in Japan

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HIHisashi INOKUMATokyo University of AgricultureNSNobutaka SeinoObihiro Kyokai HospitalMSMasatsugu SuzukiGifu University

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