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Like many vertebrate hosts, particularly in wildlife, the white-tailed deer can be infected with Borrelia burgdorferi. However, this animal is considered an incompetent reservoir for the causative pathogen of Lyme disease because it cannot effectively harbor or transmit the pathogenic bacteria. The spirochete does not survive in its blood. Like many vertebrate hosts, particularly in wildlife, the white-tailed deer can be infected with Borrelia burgdorferi. However, this animal is considered an incompetent reservoir for the causative pathogen of Lyme disease because it cannot effectively harbor or transmit the pathogenic bacteria. The spirochete does not survive in its blood.
One Health & Zoonoses Lyme disease: What if the Solution Lay in the Blood of the White-tailed Deer?

Like many vertebrate hosts, particularly in wildlife, the white-tailed deer can be infected with Borrelia burgdorferi . However, this animal is considered an incompetent reservo...

08/29/2023