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[Molecular genetic variety of rickettsiae].

E P Lukin, A A Vorob'ev, V V Maleev, and A S Bykov

Zh Mikrobiol Epidemiol Immunobiol (2006) PMID 16532654

In this review modern data on the study of the genome of the representatives of the family Rickettsiaceae and, as follows from the accumulated information, on changes in the nomination and hierarchical place of its pathogenic and avirulent representatives are presented.

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