Eamens et al., 2000 - Google Patents
Comparative sensitivity of various faecal culture methods and ELISA in dairy cattle herds with endemic Johne's diseaseEamens et al., 2000
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- Eamens G
- Whittington R
- Marsh I
- Turner M
- Saunders V
- Kemsley P
- Rayward D
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- Publication venue
- Veterinary microbiology
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In three New South Wales dairy cattle herds with endemic Johne's disease, prevalence rates by faecal culture were determined to be 12, 18 and 22%, respectively. Whole herd faecal culture was shown to detect markedly more infected cattle than whole herd testing by the …
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