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Volume 2, Number 1—January 1996
Synopsis

Emergence of the Ehrlichioses as Human Health Problems

David H. Walker* and J. Stephen Dumler†
Author affiliations: *Department of Pathology, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston; †Department of Pathology, The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions

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Figure 2

Human granulocytic ehrlichiae (BDS strain) in an equine peripheral blood nneutrophil are located within four morulae. Reticulate (r) and dense-cored (d) cells are surrounded by two membranes: cell wall membrane and cytoplasmic membrane. Bar = 1 µm; magnification, x 27,000. (Courtesy of Vsevolod Popov, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston.)

Figure 2. Human granulocytic ehrlichiae (BDS strain) in an equine peripheral blood nneutrophil are located within four morulae. Reticulate (r) and dense-cored (d) cells are surrounded by two membranes: cell wall membrane and cytoplasmic membrane. Bar = 1 µm; magnification, x 27,000. (Courtesy of Vsevolod Popov, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston.)

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