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Phylogenomics of <i>Rickettsia parkeri</i> Isolates from the Eastern United States
Rickettsia parkeri is a tick-borne pathogen that causes R. parkeri rickettsiosis, a spotted fever rickettsiosis. The main vector of R. parkeri in the eastern United States is Amblyomma maculatum, also known as the Gulf Coast tick (GCT). The GCT has been undergoing a northward expansion from the orig
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