The prevalence of tuberculosis in dairy buffaloes
One hundred dairy buffaloes (50 individually raised and 50 raised in a herd) were tested for tuberculosis using old tuberculin and kaolin agglutination test. Fourteen buffaloes raised in a herd showed positive tuberculin and kaolin agglutination test reactions and were considered tuberculous. Six other buffaloes (three individually raised and three raised in a herd) showed increased. The kaolin agglutination test results were consistent with the tuberculin test reactions. All of the positive tuberculin test reactors showed marked increase in kaolin agglutination titers. The increase in titers observed in the six tuberculin test negative (suspects) buffaloes may indicate false negative tuberculin test reactions. The results obtained in this study showed that tuberculosis can be highly prevalent in dairy buffalo herds. The transmission and perpetuation of the infection is facilitated by the frequent contact between diseased and susceptible animals. This is not possible in buffaloes raised individually and consequently, the prevalence of the disease is low
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KOHA-OAI-BVE:425852020-02-03T21:05:55ZThe prevalence of tuberculosis in dairy buffaloes 95028 Molina, J.Q. 91642 Mateo, B.P. 32243 17. Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of Animal Science Metro, Manila (Filipinas) 21-22 Nov 1980 Ene-Mar 1981One hundred dairy buffaloes (50 individually raised and 50 raised in a herd) were tested for tuberculosis using old tuberculin and kaolin agglutination test. Fourteen buffaloes raised in a herd showed positive tuberculin and kaolin agglutination test reactions and were considered tuberculous. Six other buffaloes (three individually raised and three raised in a herd) showed increased. The kaolin agglutination test results were consistent with the tuberculin test reactions. All of the positive tuberculin test reactors showed marked increase in kaolin agglutination titers. The increase in titers observed in the six tuberculin test negative (suspects) buffaloes may indicate false negative tuberculin test reactions. The results obtained in this study showed that tuberculosis can be highly prevalent in dairy buffalo herds. The transmission and perpetuation of the infection is facilitated by the frequent contact between diseased and susceptible animals. This is not possible in buffaloes raised individually and consequently, the prevalence of the disease is lowOne hundred dairy buffaloes (50 individually raised and 50 raised in a herd) were tested for tuberculosis using old tuberculin and kaolin agglutination test. Fourteen buffaloes raised in a herd showed positive tuberculin and kaolin agglutination test reactions and were considered tuberculous. Six other buffaloes (three individually raised and three raised in a herd) showed increased. The kaolin agglutination test results were consistent with the tuberculin test reactions. All of the positive tuberculin test reactors showed marked increase in kaolin agglutination titers. The increase in titers observed in the six tuberculin test negative (suspects) buffaloes may indicate false negative tuberculin test reactions. The results obtained in this study showed that tuberculosis can be highly prevalent in dairy buffalo herds. The transmission and perpetuation of the infection is facilitated by the frequent contact between diseased and susceptible animals. This is not possible in buffaloes raised individually and consequently, the prevalence of the disease is lowEPIDEMIOLOGIABUFALOTUBERCULOSIS BOVINATUBERCULINAMYCOBACTERIUMBACTERIOSISPRUEBA TUBERCULINICATECNICAS INMUNOLOGICASREACCIONES DE AGLUTINACIONTRANSMISION DE ENFERMEDADESPREVALENCIA DE LA ENFERMEDADPhilippine Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (Filipinas) |
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EPIDEMIOLOGIA BUFALO TUBERCULOSIS BOVINA TUBERCULINA MYCOBACTERIUM BACTERIOSIS PRUEBA TUBERCULINICA TECNICAS INMUNOLOGICAS REACCIONES DE AGLUTINACION TRANSMISION DE ENFERMEDADES PREVALENCIA DE LA ENFERMEDAD EPIDEMIOLOGIA BUFALO TUBERCULOSIS BOVINA TUBERCULINA MYCOBACTERIUM BACTERIOSIS PRUEBA TUBERCULINICA TECNICAS INMUNOLOGICAS REACCIONES DE AGLUTINACION TRANSMISION DE ENFERMEDADES PREVALENCIA DE LA ENFERMEDAD |
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EPIDEMIOLOGIA BUFALO TUBERCULOSIS BOVINA TUBERCULINA MYCOBACTERIUM BACTERIOSIS PRUEBA TUBERCULINICA TECNICAS INMUNOLOGICAS REACCIONES DE AGLUTINACION TRANSMISION DE ENFERMEDADES PREVALENCIA DE LA ENFERMEDAD EPIDEMIOLOGIA BUFALO TUBERCULOSIS BOVINA TUBERCULINA MYCOBACTERIUM BACTERIOSIS PRUEBA TUBERCULINICA TECNICAS INMUNOLOGICAS REACCIONES DE AGLUTINACION TRANSMISION DE ENFERMEDADES PREVALENCIA DE LA ENFERMEDAD 95028 Molina, J.Q. 91642 Mateo, B.P. 32243 17. Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of Animal Science Metro, Manila (Filipinas) 21-22 Nov 1980 The prevalence of tuberculosis in dairy buffaloes |
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One hundred dairy buffaloes (50 individually raised and 50 raised in a herd) were tested for tuberculosis using old tuberculin and kaolin agglutination test. Fourteen buffaloes raised in a herd showed positive tuberculin and kaolin agglutination test reactions and were considered tuberculous. Six other buffaloes (three individually raised and three raised in a herd) showed increased. The kaolin agglutination test results were consistent with the tuberculin test reactions. All of the positive tuberculin test reactors showed marked increase in kaolin agglutination titers. The increase in titers observed in the six tuberculin test negative (suspects) buffaloes may indicate false negative tuberculin test reactions. The results obtained in this study showed that tuberculosis can be highly prevalent in dairy buffalo herds. The transmission and perpetuation of the infection is facilitated by the frequent contact between diseased and susceptible animals. This is not possible in buffaloes raised individually and consequently, the prevalence of the disease is low |
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EPIDEMIOLOGIA BUFALO TUBERCULOSIS BOVINA TUBERCULINA MYCOBACTERIUM BACTERIOSIS PRUEBA TUBERCULINICA TECNICAS INMUNOLOGICAS REACCIONES DE AGLUTINACION TRANSMISION DE ENFERMEDADES PREVALENCIA DE LA ENFERMEDAD |
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95028 Molina, J.Q. 91642 Mateo, B.P. 32243 17. Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of Animal Science Metro, Manila (Filipinas) 21-22 Nov 1980 |
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95028 Molina, J.Q. 91642 Mateo, B.P. 32243 17. Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of Animal Science Metro, Manila (Filipinas) 21-22 Nov 1980 |
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The prevalence of tuberculosis in dairy buffaloes |
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