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Phylogenetic analysis of Bacillus anthracis strains from Western Siberia reveals a new genetic cluster in the global population of the species by Pisarenko, Sergey V, Eremenko, Eugene I, Ryazanova, Alla G, Kovalev, Dmitry A, Buravtseva, Nina P, Aksenova, Lyudmila Yu, Dugarzhapova, Zorigma F, Evchenko, Anna Yu, Kravets, Elena V, Semenova, Olga V, Bobrisheva, Olga V, Kuznetsova, Irina V, Golovinskaya, Tatyana M, Volynkina, Anna S, Balakhonov, Sergei V, Kulichenko, Alexander N

“…Anthrax is a zoonotic disease caused by the gram-positive bacterium Bacillus anthracis. The most anthrax-endemic regions of Russia are Siberia and North…”
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Development of a technique for molecular typing of Bacillus anthracis strains using new VNTR and INDEL markers by Pechkovskii, Grigorii A., Eremenko, Evgeny I., Ryazanova, Alla G., Pisarenko, Sergey V., Shapakov, Nikolay A., Aksenova, Lyudmila Yu, Semenova, Olga V., Timchenko, Lyudmila D., Kulichenko, Alexander N.

“…Introduction. Bacillus anthracis, the pathogen of a particularly dangerous zoonotic disease known as anthrax, requires strict epidemiological control and is…”
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Polymorphism of spore germination receptor genes in Bacillus anthracis strains of major genetic lineages by Eremenko, Evgeny I., Ryazanova, Alla G., Pechkovskii, Grigorii A., Pisarenko, Sergey V., Kovalev, Dmitry A., Aksenova, Lyudmila Yu, Semenova, Olga V., Kulichenko, Alexander N.

“…Introduction. The genetic structure of the global population of Bacillus anthracis characterized by an unequal distribution of isolates of the main genetic…”
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Genotyping and phylogenetic location of one clinical isolate of Bacillus anthracis isolated from a human in Russia by Pisarenko, Sergey V, Eremenko, Eugene I, Ryazanova, Alla G, Kovalev, Dmitry A, Buravtseva, Nina P, Aksenova, Lyudmila Yu, Evchenko, Anna Yu, Semenova, Olga V, Bobrisheva, Olga V, Kuznetsova, Irina V, Golovinskaya, Tatyana M, Tchmerenko, Dmitriy K, Kulichenko, Alexander N, Morozov, Vitaliy Yu

“…Anthrax is a zoonotic disease caused by the Gram-positive bacterium Bacillus anthracis. In Russia, there are more than 35 thousand anthrax stationary…”
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In silico analysis of genomes of Bacillus anthracis strains belonging to major genetic lineages by Eremenko, Evgeny I., Pechkovskii, Grigorii A., Ryazanova, Alla G., Pisarenko, Sergey V., Kovalev, Dmitry A., Aksenova, Lyudmila Yu, Semenova, Ol’ga V., Kulichenko, Alexander N.

“…Introduction. The global phylogenetic population structure of Bacillus anthracis is represented by major genetic lineages (A, B and C) with nonuniform…”
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Anthrax in the Russian Federation in 2023 or in other words, «the same old story by Kulichenko, Alexandr N., Ryazanova, Alla G., Logvin, Fedor V., Eremenko, Evgeny I., Aksenova, Lyudmila Yu, Pisarenko, Sergey V., Semenova, Olga V., Gerasimenko, Diana K., Kovalev, Dmitry A., Golovinskaya, Tatyana M., Bobrysheva, Olga V., Pechkovskii, Grigorii A., Oleynikova, Kseniya A., Nikitina, Anna V.

“…Introduction. The current anthrax situation in Russia is characterized by instability. In 2023, there was an increase in the number of infection outbreaks…”
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Development of a method for molecular subtyping Bacillus anthracis using HRM PCR by Pechkovskii, Grigorii A., Eremenko, Evgeny I., Ryazanova, Alla G., Pisarenko, Sergey V., Shapakov, Nikolay A., Aksenova, Lyudmila Yu, Semenova, Olga V., Timchenko, Lyudmila D., Kulichenko, Alexandr N.

“…Introduction. Bacillus anthracis is the causative agent of anthrax, a pathogen characterized by high genetic monomorphism that complicates differentiation of…”
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Molecular genotyping of 15 B. anthracis strains isolated in Eastern Siberia and Far East by Pisarenko, Sergey V., Eremenko, Eugene I., Kovalev, Dmitry A., Ryazanova, Alla G., Evchenko, Anna Yu, Aksenova, Lyudmila Yu, Dugarzhapova, Zorigma F., Kravets, Elena V., Semenova, Olga V., Bobrysheva, Olga V., Balakhonov, Sergei V., Kulichenko, Alexander N.

“…[Display omitted] •We describe genetic diversity ofB. anthracisstrains from Eastern Siberia & Far East.•The studied strains belong to five different…”
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