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The interaction of host genetics and disease processes in chronic livestock disease: a simulation model of ovine footrot.

Preventive veterinary medicine - 1 Mar 2013

Russell V N L, Green L E, Bishop S C, Medley G F

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A stochastic, individual-based, simulation model of footrot in a flock of 200 ewes was developed that included flock demography, disease processes, host genetic variation for traits influencing infection and disease processes, and bacterial contamination of the environment. Sensitivity analyses were performed using ANOVA to examine the contribution of unknown parameters to outcome variation. The infection rate...

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PMID: 23194893
DOI: 10.1016/j.prevetmed.2012.11.006

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