Detection of Babesia species in questing Ixodes ricinus ticks in England and Wales
Sara Gandy(Public Health England), Kayleigh M. Hansford(Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), Zoë Gibney(UK Health Security Agency), Benjamin Cull(University of Minnesota), Jolyon M. Medlock(Public Health England), Nicholas Johnson(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Insiyah Parekh(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Sanam Sewgobind(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Rob Smith(Public Health Wales), Sophie Harding(Cardiff and Vale University Health Board)
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