Volume 26, Number 4—April 2020
Research Letter
Brucella melitensis in Asian Badgers, Northwestern China
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![Brucella antigen in livers and spleens from Asian badgers infected with Brucella melitensis, northwestern China. A) Brucella antigen in liver of Asian badger no. 2; B) liver of an uninfected Asian badger; C) Brucella antigen in spleen of Asian badger no. 2; D) Spleen of badger without Brucella antigen. Diaminobenzidine staining; original magnification ×400.](/eid/images/19-0833-F1.jpg)
Figure. Brucella antigen in liver and spleen from Asian badgers infected with Brucella melitensis, northwestern China. A) Brucella antigen in liver of Asian badger no. 2; B) liver of an uninfected Asian badger; C) Brucella antigen in spleen of Asian badger no. 2; D) spleen of badger without Brucella antigen. Diaminobenzidine staining; original magnification ×400.
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