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First report of oriental theileriosis in the Intermediate Zone, Sri Lanka: Is Theileria orientalis type 7 always apathogenic?

Veterinary parasitology, regional studies and reports - 1 Oct 2024

Subhasinghe Jayamini, Mahakapuge T A N, Madusanka K S, Rajakaruna Rupika S, Jabbar Abdul, Perera Piyumali K

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PURPOSE: Theileriosis in cattle has a significant economic implication for dairy production globally. Thus, it is crucial to investigate the prevalence of bovine theileriosis, the causative agent and genotypes of Theileria species in dairy cattle in the Kurunegala District in the Intermediate zone, where the third largest population of dairy cattle in Sri Lanka is present and experienced a substantial reduction...

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PMID: 39326969
DOI: 10.1016/j.vprsr.2024.101115

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