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Patients with R. raoultii infection presented rash, eschar, and high serum aminotransferase levels less frequently compared to patients with R. sibirica infections, but more frequently showed neurological symptoms. Among other patients, only persons with an R. aeschlimannii infection had rash and/or eschar, which are typical for tick-borne rickettsioses. The current study showed that R. raoultii is a common agent of tick-borne rickettsioses in Novosibirsk Province. DNA from R. aeschlimannii and R. slovaca was
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