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    Suteeraparp P, Pholpark S, Pholpark M, Charoenchai A, Chompoochan T, Yamane I, Kashiwazaki Y.
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    Canada N, Meireles CS, Mezo M, González-Warleta M, Correia da Costa JM, Sreekumar C, Hill DE, Miska KB, Dubey JP.
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    Soares HS, Ahid SM, Bezerra AC, Pena HF, Dias RA, Gennari SM.
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  • 27. Neospora caninum is associated with abortion in Algerian cattle.
    Ghalmi F, China B, Kaidi R, Losson B.
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  • 28. Repetitive abortion in Neospora-infected ewes.
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  • 30. Transplacental transmission and abortion in cows administered Neospora caninum oocysts.
    Gondim LF, McAllister MM, Anderson-Sprecher RC, Björkman C, Lock TF, Firkins LD, Gao L, Fischer WR.
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  • 31. Seroprevalence and first multilocus microsatellite genotyping of Neospora caninum in dairy cattle in Henan, central China.
    Qian W, Wang T, Yan W, Zhang M, Han L, Xue R, Song S, Lv C.
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  • 33. The prevalence of Neospora caninum and co-infection with Toxoplasma gondii by PCR analysis in naturally occurring mammal populations.
    Hughes JM, Williams RH, Morley EK, Cook DA, Terry RS, Murphy RG, Smith JE, Hide G.
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  • 35. Seroepidemiology of ovine toxoplasmosis and neosporosis in breeding rams from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
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  • 38. Toxoplasma gondii abortion storm in sheep on a Texas farm and isolation of mouse virulent atypical genotype T. gondii from an aborted lamb from a chronically infected ewe.
    Edwards JF, Dubey JP.
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