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Effects of different culture media on growth of Treponema spp. isolated from digital dermatitis.

Anaerobe - 1 Jun 2021

Arrazuria Rakel, Caddey Ben, Cobo Eduardo R, Barkema Herman W, De Buck Jeroen

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Digital dermatitis (DD) lesions in cattle are characterized by the presence of multiple Treponema species. Current culture media for isolating treponemes generally uses serum supplementation from different animals to target particular Treponema sp.; however, their suitability for DD Treponema isolation has not been fully determined. We studied the effect of culture media (OTEB, NOS and TYGV) and serum...

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PMID: 33596466
DOI: 10.1016/j.anaerobe.2021.102345

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