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bacteremia/ricinus

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[Relation between the level of infection in Ixodes ricinus with Francisella tularensis and the level of bacteremia in the host].

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The dynamics of bacteremia on white mice subcutaneously infected with an inoculum of 100 and 10 cells of F. tularensis (strain 273) was compared in two parallel experiments. The rise of bacteremia was relatively uniform, about 3 logarithms a day in both groups of animals, so that it reached values

[Transstadial transmission of Francisella tularensis in the tick, Ixodes ricinus, infected during the larval stage].

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Based on previous studies which proved the decisive importance of the degree of bacteraemia of experimentally infected white mice for the degree of infection of ticks Ixodes ricinus the authors confirmed the possibility of transstadial transmission of Francisella tularensis from larvae via nymphs to
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