Gram-negative bacteria belonging to the genus Bartonella are facultative intracellular bacteria which can infect the red blood cells of a wide variety of mammal species. To date, 33 Bartonella have been validly described including 20 of them identified in rodents, of which some are associated with human case of illness. Studies from many parts of the world indicate that rodent populations carry high diversity of Bartonella species with high rates of prevalence. Several factors linked to host, arthropod vector and the environment in which they have evolved have shaped and influence this diversity. The purpose of this PhD project was to better understand some of these factors by studying the Bartonella strains circulating within a community o...
Rodents have been reported to play a significant role as reservoirs of over 22 rodent-associated Bar...
Rodents represent a natural reservoir of several Bartonella species, including zoonotic ones. In thi...
Bacterial strains are characteristic feature of many bacterial pathogens, including species of the g...
Gram-negative bacteria belonging to the genus Bartonella are facultative intracellular bacteria whic...
Les bactéries du genre Bartonella sont des alpha-proteobacteria intracellulaires facultatives, capab...
Host-specificity is an intrinsic feature of many bacterial pathogens, resulting from a long history ...
Host-specificity is an intrinsic feature of many bacterial pathogens, resulting from a long history ...
International audienceHost-specificity is an intrinsic feature of many bacterial pathogens, resultin...
Host-specificity is an intrinsic feature of many bacterial pathogens, resulting from a long history ...
International audienceWe report the molecular detection of Borrelia afzelii (11%) and Bartonella spp...
Part of this research is funded by the European Social Fund under the Nr. 09.3.3-LMT-K-712-09-0270 “...
In the ecosystem rodents play an important role as they are the main carriers of various infectious ...
Bartonella spp. comprise an ecologically successful group of microorganisms that infect erythrocytes...
Rodents represent a natural reservoir of several Bartonella species, including zoonotic ones. In thi...
Bartonella infections have been documented in a wide range of mammals and 15 Bartonella species have...
Rodents have been reported to play a significant role as reservoirs of over 22 rodent-associated Bar...
Rodents represent a natural reservoir of several Bartonella species, including zoonotic ones. In thi...
Bacterial strains are characteristic feature of many bacterial pathogens, including species of the g...
Gram-negative bacteria belonging to the genus Bartonella are facultative intracellular bacteria whic...
Les bactéries du genre Bartonella sont des alpha-proteobacteria intracellulaires facultatives, capab...
Host-specificity is an intrinsic feature of many bacterial pathogens, resulting from a long history ...
Host-specificity is an intrinsic feature of many bacterial pathogens, resulting from a long history ...
International audienceHost-specificity is an intrinsic feature of many bacterial pathogens, resultin...
Host-specificity is an intrinsic feature of many bacterial pathogens, resulting from a long history ...
International audienceWe report the molecular detection of Borrelia afzelii (11%) and Bartonella spp...
Part of this research is funded by the European Social Fund under the Nr. 09.3.3-LMT-K-712-09-0270 “...
In the ecosystem rodents play an important role as they are the main carriers of various infectious ...
Bartonella spp. comprise an ecologically successful group of microorganisms that infect erythrocytes...
Rodents represent a natural reservoir of several Bartonella species, including zoonotic ones. In thi...
Bartonella infections have been documented in a wide range of mammals and 15 Bartonella species have...
Rodents have been reported to play a significant role as reservoirs of over 22 rodent-associated Bar...
Rodents represent a natural reservoir of several Bartonella species, including zoonotic ones. In thi...
Bacterial strains are characteristic feature of many bacterial pathogens, including species of the g...