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Chapter 12b: TBE in Mongolia


          Figure 4: TBEV-isolation and TBE cases in Mongolia

           Year of isolation  Strain name    Source of isolation       Location of isolation
               19
           2004            Siberian          I. persulcatus            Selenge province
               16
           2008            Far-Eastern       Patient brain             Bulgan province
               15
           2010            Siberian          I. persulcatus            Bulgan province
               17
           2012            Siberian          I. persulcatus            Selenge province
               17
           2013            Siberian          I. persulcatus            Selenge province
               20
           2014            Siberian          I. persulcatus            Selenge province


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