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Tick Submission in MI

Tick Submission in MI. Local Health Department, Environmental Health Division maintains tick kits Each tick kit contains: Tick submission form Instructions Mailing container Specimens can be returned to LHD or mailed to Michigan department of Agriculture. Ear-punch biopsy.

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Tick Submission in MI

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  1. Tick Submission in MI Local Health Department, Environmental Health Division maintains tick kits Each tick kit contains: • Tick submission form • Instructions • Mailing container Specimens can be returned to LHD or mailed to Michigan department of Agriculture.

  2. Ear-punch biopsy

  3. Rodent Ear-Punch Biopsy Results 1990-1995 AREA #SPECIMENS #POSITIVE Upper Peninsula 563 132 Lower Peninsula 357 0 TOTAL 920 132 *Menominee County Michigan Department of Community Health & Michigan State University.

  4. Recovery

  5. Deer Surveillance • Hunter-killed deer • Fall 1988-1990 • Over 4,000 deer checked • Dermacentor albopictus found commonly • No Ixodes scapularis found

  6. Canine Serosurvey • 1992 & 1993 • 6 private practices

  7. Canine Serosurvey Methods • Random Samples • Healthy dogs • Serum from heartworm test • Blinded study • 2 step lab protocal • Screening IFA/ELISA; W.Blot

  8. COUNTY Berrien Kalamazoo Leelanau Menominee Oakland Saginaw -------------------- TOTAL # SPECIMENS 292 280 31 104 154 100 961 Table of specimens from each location

  9. Criteria from RH Jacobson, Cornell U Western Blot Results1993 MI, Canine seroprevalence COUNTY IgG RESULT COMMENT Menominee 31 vaccinated Menominee 18,41,45,66,93 positive? Menominee no bands negative Menominee 18, 93 positive? Menominee no bands negative Menominee no bands negative Menominee 18,41,60,66,93 positive? Menominee 93 negative Menominee no bands negative Menominee no bands negative Menominee 18,93 positive? Menominee 31,34 vaccinated Menominee no bands negative Berrien no bands negative

  10. Seroprevalence Conclusions • Good study design • Extremely low level of seropositive dogs in Michigan • Results correlate with other ecologic & epidemiologic data • Menominee county

  11. Keweenaw Houghton Ontonagon Baraga Gogebic Luce Marquette Schoolcraft Alger Chippewa Mackinac Iron Dickinson Delta Menominee Emmet Cheboygan Presque Isle Charlevoix Otsego Montmorency Alpena Antrim Leelanau Grand Traverse Alcona Benzie Kalkaska Crawford Oscoda Manistee Wexford Missaukee Ogemaw Iosco Roscommon Arenac Gladwin Mason Lake Osceola Clare Huron Bay Midland Oceana Mecosta Isabella Tuscola Sanilac Newaygo Muskegon Gratiot Saginaw Montcalm St. Clair Lapeer Genesee Macomb Shiawassee Ottawa Kent Ionia Clinton Oakland Livingston Allegan Barry Eaton Ingham Wayne Calhoun Washtenaw Jackson Kalamazoo Van Buren Branch Cass Berrien St. Joseph Lenawee Monroe Hillsdale

  12. Human Skin Biopsy ResultsBorrelia burgdorferi isolation 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 # Spec. # Pos. • 4 4 2 22 14 8 16 11 • 0 0 2 0 3 0 3 3 2

  13. Endemic Area

  14. Menominee CountyFactors contributing to Lyme Disease • UP banana belt; warmer temperatures • Rural ecology; emphasis on outdoor life and hunting • Landscape of forest, abandoned dairy farms, active dairy farms, waterways; mixture of southern deciduous and northern boreal forest • Northern limit of white-footed mouse distribution • Extremely high deer density

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  16. www.michigan.gov/documents/

  17. Where might Lyme Disease emerge next? • South West Michigan • A population of Ixodes Scapularis was recently found in NE Indiana, bordering Michigan.* • Coastal Counties of Michigan • Bird migration has been a source of tick dispersal. **

  18. Targeted Active Surveillance Area 1998 Physician Participation Keweenaw Houghton Ontonagon Baraga Gogebic Luce Marquette Schoolcraft Alger Chippewa Mackinac Iron Dickinson Delta Menominee Emmet Cheboygan Presque Isle Charlevoix County # participating phys./ # phys. contacted Allegan 32/37 Berrien 29/66 Cass 5/15 Van Buren 10/34 Ottawa 3/6 Otsego Montmorency Alpena Antrim Leelanau Grand Traverse Alcona Benzie Kalkaska Crawford Oscoda Manistee Wexford Missaukee Ogemaw Iosco Roscommon Arenac Gladwin Mason Lake Osceola Clare Huron Bay Midland Oceana Mecosta Isabella Tuscola Sanilac Newaygo Muskegon Gratiot Saginaw Montcalm 3 St. Clair Lapeer Genesee Macomb Shiawassee Ottawa Kent Ionia Clinton 32 Oakland Livingston Allegan Barry Eaton Ingham 10 Wayne Calhoun Washtenaw Jackson Kalamazoo Van Buren 32 5 Branch Cass Berrien St. Joseph Lenawee Monroe Hillsdale

  19. Test Region GIS Risk Model • Project objectives: • (1) Develop SW Michigan • as test site for quantitative • Lyme disease ecological • risk assessment • (2) Enroll vet clinics in SW • Michigan as sentinels for • ticks and canine sera • (3) Trap rodents at new sites, • Inspect for ticks, isolate • B. burgdorferi • Check locally shot deer • for ticks Dept Microbiology & Molecular Genetics Mich State Univ

  20. Is lower Michigan under invasion by I. scapularis ticks, and “Lyme disease?” If so, does this provide an opportunity to test and improve the risk map based upon tick habitat suitability?

  21. Tick 4/300 B. burgdorferi positive rodents Tick 2/1,000 seropositive dogs

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