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abesiosis is a rare and life-threatening infection of the red blood cells. Tthat's usually spread by ticks. It's caused by parasites called Babesia. The kind that most often affects humans is called Babesia microti. They enter your bloodstream when you're bitten by an infected deer tick. Peripheral blood. Wright x 1000.

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babesiosis babesia microti parasite parasitic disease zoonosis ticks fever infectious hematology cytology peripheral blood smear human laboratory microscope clinical medical merozoites red cells anemia

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