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Uncovering the species-specific innate immune responses to Rickettsia parkeri and developing novel luminescent strains to track dissemination in vivo
Arthropod-borne pathogens that cause severe disease in humans often cause limited, asymptomatic infections in rodent reservoirs; however, the molecular and cellular barriers that determine these species-specific outcomes remain poorly understood. Furthermore, studying rickettsial pathogenesis and di
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