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  • 1. Evaluation of bovine abortion cases and tissue suitability for identification of infectious agents in California diagnostic laboratory cases from 2007 to 2012.
    Clothier K, Anderson M.
    Theriogenology; 2016 Mar 15; 85(5):933-938. PubMed ID: 26679514
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  • 2. Histopathologic changes in bovine fetuses after repeated reintroduction of a spirochete-like agent into pregnant heifers: association with epizootic bovine abortion.
    Osebold JW, Osburn BI, Spezialetti R, Bushnell RB, Stott JL.
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  • 3. The bovine placentome in bacterial and mycotic abortions.
    Johnson CT, Lupson GR, Lawrence KE.
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  • 4. Diagnostic studies of abortion in Danish cattle 2015-2017.
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  • 6. Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis virus-induced abortion: rapid diagnosis by fluorescent antibody technique.
    Reed DE, Bicknell EJ, Larson CA, Knudtson WU, Kirkbride CA.
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  • 7. Histochemical and immunohistochemical evidence of a bacterium associated with lesions of epizootic bovine abortion.
    Anderson ML, Kennedy PC, Blanchard MT, Barbano L, Chiu P, Walker RL, Manzer M, Hall MR, King DP, Stott JL.
    J Vet Diagn Invest; 2006 Jan 29; 18(1):76-80. PubMed ID: 16566260
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  • 9. Aetiology of bovine abortion in Argentina.
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  • 10. Molecular identification of a novel deltaproteobacterium as the etiologic agent of epizootic bovine abortion (foothill abortion).
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  • 11. Infectious causes of bovine abortion during mid- to late-gestation.
    Anderson ML.
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  • 12. Amplicon sequencing of bacterial microbiota in abortion material from cattle.
    Vidal S, Kegler K, Posthaus H, Perreten V, Rodriguez-Campos S.
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  • 15. Neosporal abortion in Oklahoma cattle with emphasis on the distribution of brain lesions in aborted fetuses.
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    Weston JF, Heuer C, Parkinson TJ, Williamson NB.
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  • 17. Isolation of Arcobacter species and other neglected opportunistic agents from aborted bovine and caprine fetuses.
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  • 18. [Morphological changes in the aborted fetuses and placentae in cases of diplococcus abortions in cows].
    Angelov AK.
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  • 19. Pulmonary zygomycosis in a bovine fetus.
    Kharole MU, Chand P, Monga DP, Sadana JR.
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  • 20. Bovine abortion associated with Nocardia farcinica.
    Bawa B, Bai J, Whitehair M, Purvis T, Debey BM.
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