[The results of the serological examination of medium-sized mammals in the natural foci of arbovirus infections in central Siberia].
The serological survey of white hares (n = 8), squirrels (n = 118), and Asian chipmunks (n = 486) in the dark coniferous forests of Middle Siberia revealed tick-borne encephalitis virus antihemagglutinins only in the former two species (37.5 +/- 17.1 and 7.6 +/- 2.4%, respectively) and in the squirrel, there is a close seasonal relation between the parameters of immune interbred and those virophoricity of taiga tick nymphs.
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