The contribution of the Midichloria mitochondrii endosymbiont to Borrelia infection dynamics

Recent studies have revealed a positive correlation between the presence of the Midichloria mitochondrii endosymbiont and Borrelia species in the tick vector, suggesting potential interactions that may influence pathogen infection and the transmission dynamics of Lyme borreliosis. This article discusses the possible mechanistic pathways underlying these interactions.

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Trends in Parasitology
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2025-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pt.2025.10.003
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Vector-borne infectious diseases
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The contribution of the Midichloria mitochondrii endosymbiont to Borrelia infection dynamics

Adnan Hodžić
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The contribution of the Midichloria mitochondrii endosymbiont to Borrelia infection dynamics

Adnan Hodžić
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Abstract

Recent studies have revealed a positive correlation between the presence of the Midichloria mitochondrii endosymbiont and Borrelia species in the tick vector, suggesting potential interactions that may influence pathogen infection and the transmission dynamics of Lyme borreliosis. This article discusses the possible mechanistic pathways underlying these interactions.

Trends in ParasitologyVol. 42(1)
University of Vienna (AT), Ecologie microbienne (FR)
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Vector-borne infectious diseases
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