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*Anaplasmosis caused by Anaplasma marginale was diagnosied via PCR. PCR primers targeted the msp4 gene which encodes a surface protein. This gene is highly conserved in A. marginale strains from China, Israel, and the African field samples tested in this study. PCR products were run on a gel to identify positive and negative results. | |||
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Starting paper for PCR: [1]
- Anaplasmosis caused by Anaplasma marginale was diagnosied via PCR. PCR primers targeted the msp4 gene which encodes a surface protein. This gene is highly conserved in A. marginale strains from China, Israel, and the African field samples tested in this study. PCR products were run on a gel to identify positive and negative results.