Spleen Microbes of Wild Animals Change with Tick-Borne Illness (IMAGE)

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Spleen Microbes of Wild Animals Change with Tick-Borne Illness

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Differentially abundant bacterial taxa in the spleen microbiota between Anaplasma-positive and Anaplasma-negative samples identified by LEfSe analysis. Cladogram shows the highly represented taxa in Anaplasma-positive and Anaplasma-negative samples, respectively. A: Anaplasma-positive, in red; N_A: Anaplasma-negative, in green.

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