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1018 related items for PubMed ID: 18579313

  • 41. Field observations on the duration of immunity in cattle after vaccination against Anaplasma and Babesia species.
    Tjornehoj K, Lawrence JA, Whiteland AP, Kafuwa PT.
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    Toye P, Handel I, Gray J, Kiara H, Thumbi S, Jennings A, van Wyk IC, Ndila M, Hanotte O, Coetzer K, Woolhouse M, Bronsvoort M.
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  • 51. Co-infection with tick-borne disease agents in cattle in Russia.
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  • 58. Development of sero-diagnostic and molecular tools for the control of important tick-borne pathogens of cattle in Africa.
    Morzaria SP, Katende J, Musoke A, Nene V, Skilton R, Bishop R.
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  • 60. Stray Mexico origin cattle captured crossing into Southern Texas carry Babesia bovis and other tick-borne pathogens.
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