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Anaplasma
(redirected from Anaplasma marginale)

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Anaplasma [‚an·ə′plaz·mə]
(microbiology)
A genus of the family Anaplasmataceae; organisms form inclusions in red blood cells of ruminants.
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Comparison of three oxytetracycline regimens for the treatment of persistent Anaplasma marginale, infections in beef cattle.
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These genes may have a role in extending antigenic diversity akin to the combinational gene conversion described in Anaplasma marginale (30).
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To the Editor: In their recent article, "Antigenic variations in vector-borne pathogens," Barbour and Restrepo discuss the outer membrane protein components of Anaplasma marginale and related bacteria (1).
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