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A longitudinal study of infection with genotypes of Theileria orientalis in calves and introduced cattle at Dorrigo, New South Wales, and the effect on weight gains.

Veterinary parasitology - 1 Aug 2021

Emery David, Zhang Shaojing, Loo Chantelle, Shirley Chris

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BACKGROUND: In regions with endemic Theileria orientalis, recovered cattle are carriers, leaving newborn calves and introduced stock as the most susceptible groups to develop clinical disease after tick infestation with parasite transmission. METHODS: To gain information on the kinetics of infection and development and effects of theileriosis caused by virulent ikeda and chitose genotypes and the "benign" buffeli...

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PMID: 34175676
DOI: 10.1016/j.vetpar.2021.109487

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