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Longitudinal study of the udder microbiome of Norwegian Red dairy cows using metataxonomic and shotgun metagenomic approaches: Insights into pathogen-driven microbial adaptation and succession

2025-04-04

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Bovine mastitis remains the most significant disease affecting dairy herds globally, driven by its multi-etiological nature and the complex dynamics of udder immunity and infection. While research addressing the microbial and immunological aspects of the bovine udder is limited, optimizing the udder microbiome has emerged as a promising strategy for preventing mastitis. This longitudinal study aimed to investigate...

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62a7bc1d-6462-5aa5-80fc-fa3e385199b1
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10.1101/2025.04.04.647183
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