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Evidence for the F200Y (TAC) mutation conferring benzimidazole resistance in a southern USA cattle population of <i>Haemonchus placei</i> spreading from a single emergence

2019-03-21

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The benzimidazoles are one of the most important broad-spectrum anthelmintic drug classes for the control of parasitic nematodes of domestic animals and humans. They have been widely used in the livestock sector, particularly in small ruminants for over 40 years. This has resulted in the development and wide spread of resistance in small ruminant gastrointestinal nematode parasite species, including Haemonchus co...

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22a2e88b-4933-56a2-8240-91eed7dd3b00
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10.1101/578922
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