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Asif Iqbal, Abdullah Siddiqui, Fazal Abbas Khan, Muhammad Abdul Basit Abbas*, Muhammad Huzaifa.

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Anaplasmosis, an extensive tick-borne infection, emerges from the rickettsial agent Anaplasma marginale, causing increased threats in subtropical and tropical areas. This disease also has zoonotic effects on humans which are very concerning. Female cattle, susceptible due to hormonal fluctuations, milk production, and breeding intricacies, confront increased infection risks, compromising immune resilience. Deep comprehension of transmission modes including biological, mechanical, and transplacental transmission is pivotal for effective control strategies, grappling with the complexity of global vector dynamics and the multifaceted nature of anaplasmosis control.

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