File:Babesia canis in red blood cells of a dog after tick bite.png
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[edit]DescriptionBabesia canis in red blood cells of a dog after tick bite.png |
English: Two Babesia organisms in a red blood cell of a dog. Surronding erythrocytes show typical damage from Babesiosis. Taken after custom Romanowsky rapid stain through 100x oil objective on Leica DMRXA microscope and Imagingsource camera. |
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Author | Michael Lippert |
From the daily work of DrLippert veterinary practice in Magdeburg, Germany.
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