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The name of my pathogen is Glanders and this is a microscopic photo of it.

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The scientific name for Glanders is Burkholderia mallei.

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Symptoms for glanders or Burkholderia mallei incles fever, chills, muscle aches, chest pain, muscle tightness, headache, nasal discharge, and light sensitivity

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Burkholderia mallei under electron microscope.

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There is no vaccine for glanders so the only way to treat it is by using antibiotics as it is a bacterial infection. The best way to prevent obtaining glanders is by treating the infection of the animal.

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Although Glanders can be categorized as a disease for horses, it can be transmitted to a human via direct contact with an infected horse or another infected person.

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Another photo of Burkholderia mallei in a petri dish.

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Here's a photo of Burkholderia mallei in a petri dish.