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Enteric pathogen profiles of animal feces in Indiana

2025-10-14

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Southern Indiana has intensive livestock production, yet species-resolved fecal pathogen profiles are limited. At 10 sites in southern Indiana (April–June 2024), we collected 128 fecal specimens from 10 hosts: pigs (n=12), horses (12), cats (12), chickens (12), dogs (22), white-tailed deer (12), sheep (12), goats (12), cows (12), and humans (10). We extracted and assayed total nucleic acids using a custom 43-targe...

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b6d2cdae-85cf-5808-a3dc-3b68d2cd6177
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10.1101/2025.10.12.25337843
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